Blackberry Storm

RIM BlackBerry has a new- phone that is supposed to rival the iPhone 3g. They’re calling it… Storm. Can you imagine RIM sitting around thinking about Halle Berry bringing the wrath of Mother Nature down on Steve Jobs? Or maybe RIM just has a really bad name picking team.

Blackberry Storm
RIM BlackBerry Storm
A storm is coming, and it’s from BlackBerry. 
RIM BlackBerry has a new- phone that is supposed to rival the iPhone 3g. They’re calling it… Storm. Can you imagine RIM sitting around thinking about Halle Berry bringing the wrath of Mother Nature down on Steve Jobs? Or maybe RIM just has a really bad name picking team.
The BlackBerry Storm is different from its conventional predecessors—it uses touch screen capability and loses the keyboard.  But, have no fear BlackBerry lovers, the operating system is identical to the previous version—only with new add-ons.  The Storm comes complete with its own app store and the ability to copy and paste.  The phone’s multimedia ability is also a plus, it can sync with iTunes and play most audio and video formats.  The touch screen keyboard also keeps the same style and layout of its predecessors. 
Here’s an interesting feature: the touch screen is an actual button/clicker.  Rather than simply touching the screen to complete an action, with the Storm you literally have to push the screen, like it’s an actual button, until it clicks.  Basically, the touch screen is one big action button. 
So far is the Storm does not have wi-fi ability built into it, but it does run on a 3g network. 

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