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BlackBerry Storm from Vodafone

Frank H. Rovekamp - Chief Marketing Officer, Vodafone Group - introduces the BlackBerry Storm

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24 Responses to “BlackBerry Storm from Vodafone”

  1. cyphonephor1909 on November 24th, 2008 at 1:37 pm

    wow you don’t know what you are talking about. youtube works great on my storm. the screen is the same as on any other touchscreen, including my old iphone. 3G is available in most countries around the world, especially since it started in europe. all my itunes songs transfered effortlessly, all my vids transfered to my storm easy too. Its faster than my old iphone. newer models will have wifi. get your facts straight. im am so glad i traded in my iphone for the storm. never looking back.

  2. LOL no wifi No you tube plastic screen that scrached on my friend phone on the 1st day and importing mp3s and especially video is a night mare NO apps Still uses mobile web browsing which is crap And Slow hardware. oh and for those that go travelling um there is no 3g in other countries so you would really need the wifi which um this crap dont have so have fun loading your e mail wake me up when its done lol

  3. cyphonephor1909 on November 28th, 2008 at 1:45 am

    i had an iphone and traded it for the better storm. new updates will be out soon to fix any bugs. it has bluetooth, longer battery life, removeable replacement battery, can get a 16G memory card giving it 17G memory total, better resolution screen, works faster, better speaker quality, works around the globe, video camera, 3.2 MP pictures, flash, faster 3G verison network, app store in the making, copy/paste, picture messaging, i heard it will have wifi soon, the list goes on. sry apple :(

  4. have you tried texting on the storm then?

  5. i’ve been on vodafone all my life but i don’t have a blackberry

  6. phone is pretty cool… more of a consumer trendy phone rather than a business one being that the ‘buttons’ make texting uncomfortably longer…

  7. Very nice video. On my website I have online texting for anyone to use. Also info on any mobile phone by using mobile search. Just check out my profile. Very nice video.

  8. mine’s coming in the morning! yeah!

  9. iloveubutudontknowit on December 6th, 2008 at 12:38 am

    It’s going to be out on 11/21/08 for 199.99 (249.99 2yr price less $50 mail-in rebate debit card) with a 2 new year activation on a nation wide plan…

  10. iloveubutudontknowit on December 7th, 2008 at 4:09 pm

    it going to be out in 11/21/08 for 199.99$ with a 2 yr contract…

  11. one point for you good sir!

  12. thanks giving …

  13. you’re a douche

  14. Storm fans see
    w w w. Storm-BlackBerry .c o m

  15. the guy is dutch

  16. i have been told from the ceo of version it should be released on November 14 and it is first come first serv

  17. when is it on verizon !!!!!

  18. Whats all this jiber jaber about verizon? Im tempted by this phone, but what i wanna no is can you connect to the internet anywhere? is the internet quick, cuz my sony ericsson k810i is very slow like every phone ive seen. Is the touch screen durable, will it scratch easily? is the video quality really that good? and does the flash work well? as in not a flash light, a real camera flash? if its flash light aswell thats a bonus. Sum1 wb please :) x

  19. bballplaya123678 on December 24th, 2008 at 8:45 am

    no it means that it gives you the feeling that you have touched the screen and done something but it is very sensitive i have tried it out, and is just as sensitive and easy to use as the iphone except with the awesome verizon server which is like $30 cheaper a month than the iphone

  20. does that mean when youre typing texts or something that you have to push harder than say the iphone’s touch screen?

  21. what does he mean that it feels like youre pushing a button when you use the touch screen?

  22. xNewYorkRangerx on December 29th, 2008 at 1:59 pm

    the instinct has that from sprint

  23. I used one of these today in a Vodafone store… The touch screen is very cool, it’s got a “gel” layer and good feel to it; also quite responsive. The “click” lets you actually click the whole screen which is great, and hence you can double click stuff which makes it more and more like your normal PC… but still, for a smartphone (i dont need the business functionality) i’ll choose iPhone 3g… multi-touch is too appealing!

  24. arcticcatmaniac on January 1st, 2009 at 7:12 am

    its for verizon. AND I HAVE VERIZON!!!!!!

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