Suggestions needed for blackberry 8330 curve

Hi
I have a Blackberry 8330 Curve and am on Verizon. Saturday night my messaging system decided on it's own to separate all my messages. Some of the saved ones I have are now dated 12/5 (were from august!). On top of that when my email is downloaded into my Outlook account the emails are no longer taken off the phone. It is very very hard to open up any of my messages-usually takes 2 or 3 clicks to get them open. Am able to send emails and messages.
Another problem is that I can not update information or comment on people's status on Facebook. This isn't a big problem but is frustrating to me.
I have occasionally been getting this error message: uncaught exception:Java.lang.ArrayIndexOutofBoundsException
I
have rebooted multiple times went to Verizon & this very unhelpful man said all he could do is wipe my phone since there was not a technician there that was proficient on Blackberry.
Any suggestions are welcomed!
Thanks
Kitty

Unfortunately no, the 8330 does not have a wi-fi adapter built into the device. The 8320 does have it however.
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