Ive never really been a Blackberry fan and tend to stick with the Windows Mobile stuff. But, my opinion just changed when I came across the Blackberry Storm. Just looking at a picture of it shows that its going to be one heck of a good phone to have. Lets take a look at what its all about.
The Blackberry Storm was officially announced yesterday in the US. It is going to be a serious piece of kit and shows a dramatic change in the more formal type designs that we are used to Blackberry having.
The Storm has a fantastic looking user interface that is presented on a nice size 3.25 inch glass covered touchscreen which runs at a resolution of 480 x 360 pixels.
Blackberry Storm Features
* 3.25 Touchscreen (480 x 360) * Accelorometer * Visual Qwerty keyboard * 3.2 Megapixel Camera * Integrated GPS with A-GPS functionality * 1GB Onboard memory with MicroSD support * 624 MHz Processor * 3G * EDGE * Built in Handsfree * Bluetooth * 3.5mm Stereo Headphone Jack * Mini-Usb connectivity
The good news about the Blackberry Storm is that we might actually get to see it here in the UK by the end of this month (October). Just to see the smooth interface working, go jump over to the Blackberry Storm Simulator where you can check out the features.
Ive never really been a Blackberry fan and tend to stick with the Windows Mobile stuff. But, my opinion just changed when I came across the Blackberry Storm. Just looking at a picture of it shows that its going to be one heck of a good phone to have. Lets take a look at what its all about.
The Blackberry Storm was officially announced yesterday in the US. It is going to be a serious piece of kit and shows a dramatic change in the more formal type designs that we are used to Blackberry having.
Blackberry Storm Features
* 3.25 Touchscreen (480 x 360)
* Accelorometer
* Visual Qwerty keyboard
* 3.2 Megapixel Camera
* Integrated GPS with A-GPS functionality
* 1GB Onboard memory with MicroSD support
* 624 MHz Processor
* 3G
* EDGE
* Built in Handsfree
* Bluetooth
* 3.5mm Stereo Headphone Jack
* Mini-Usb connectivity
The good news about the Blackberry Storm is that we might actually get to see it here in the UK by the end of this month (October). Just to see the smooth interface working, go jump over to the Blackberry Storm Simulator where you can check out the features.
Via: DialAPhone and Phones4U