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Verizon BlackBerry Storm 9530 available now

Chris Davies, Nov 21st 2008 Discuss [0]

Coming as not at all a surprise, Verizon Wireless have released the BlackBerry Storm 9530. Now available to order from the Verizon website, and presumably in stores across America once they open this morning, the Storm 9530 is priced from $199.99 with a new contract. Still undecided? Check out part one and part two of our Storm review. Read The Full Story

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BlackBerry Storm for Verizon review part 2

Vincent Nguyen, Nov 20th 2008 Discuss [10]

In part one of our Verizon Wireless BlackBerry Storm 9530 review we looked at the hardware – including the unique touchscreen – the preinstalled software and our initial impressions, together with some preliminary battery feedback. Now, in part two, we’ll look at media performance, the camera and GPS, web browsing on the Storm and call quality. Read on for all the details – plus our final conclusion.

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BlackBerry Storm in short supply Friday after security flaw spotted?

Chris Davies, Nov 20th 2008 Discuss [0]

So you've read part one of our BlackBerry Storm 9530 review and you quite fancy wandering down to your nearest Verizon Wireless store come Friday 21st and picking up RIM's new touchscreen handset yourself. Not so fast; contrary to initial reports that supplies should not be a problem, the word now is that after a last-minute handset reflash numbers won't be quite as plentiful. Read The Full Story

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BlackBerry Storm for Verizon Review Part 1

Vincent Nguyen, Nov 20th 2008 Discuss [1]

This year has seen potentially game-changing devices from HTC, Apple, Samsung and Sony Ericsson, and now it’s the turn of RIM to show us they can do more than just email. The BlackBerry Storm marks a significant first for the company: it’s the only BlackBerry to have a touchscreen and no hardware keyboard. In the first part of our Verizon BlackBerry Storm 9530 review, we’ll cover the hardware – including the unique ClickThrough touchscreen – the preinstalled software and our initial impressions, together with some preliminary battery feedback.