RIM Blackberry Storm
December 12, 2009 on 2:02 pm | In Cell phones | 4 CommentsBlackberry Storm is Research in Motion (or RIM)’s answer to the touchscreen phenomenon. While it may not offer the attractive set of features synonymous with Apple’s iPhone, it still boasts a considerable list of add-ons that marks its place as a strong competitor in the field.
What are the noteworthy features of the Storm? Well, how does an accelerometer and smooth touch screen navigation sound? There is a wide range of applications and softwares that cater specifically to these two types of technology and thus, this ensures that the Storm keeps up with its peers.
Other attractive features of the Storm include excellent PDA support (email, task management, etc.), multimedia functionality (think games, video watching and music playing features) and fast internet connectivity features.
Many people also talk about the Storm’s potential to usurp the iPhone’s hold on the tech-savvy market. To this effect, there is a link to VCAST Music with Rhapsody whereby users can access a wide number of song files.
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wow, it’s look like nice gadget
Comment by Shawn7979 — December 13, 2009 #
yeah, it’s really nice smartphone with a great functional
Comment by james — December 17, 2009 #
I recommend see that video about Storm I think it more informatively:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IRVs4hXDIU
Comment by magnus — December 18, 2009 #
I sent my Storm back to the shop after 1 week. I think it too difficult to navigate the click screen, also was too much problems with SMS. And poor battery life.
Comment by helen — December 20, 2009 #