BlackBerry Storm 2 leaks on video, Piezo screen amazes
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- Anonymous
- Mx@
- 22 Sep 2009
idk, 26 Aug 2009i reely wish this fone coms to AT&T bcuz i love blackberrys... moreplease learn english.
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- j.d.
- ImV
- 08 Sep 2009
Im a blackberry owner,and if the sure press and wifi are the only changes then ,blackberry should wait before they release it.my friend has a iphone,sorry blackberry the iphone is kill'in us,everything about that iphone is better.rim you guys need to dig deep to compete.if I was'nt loyal to verizon I would get iphone in split sec
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- idk
- 4C@
- 26 Aug 2009
i reely wish this fone coms to AT&T bcuz i love blackberrys nd touchscreen fones those put together BOOM!! the storm that way theyll get more sails for the higher groups nd the iphone could b based on younger either way theyre still going to get great ratings on the iphone nd the storm 2 if only theyd bring it to at&t
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- Anonymous
- ID9
- 26 Aug 2009
Not sure if the Piezo technology is true. There are some images of Storm 1 and 2 internal hardware ... Storm 1 had a button centered behind the screen and Storm 2 had 4 buttons. This would explain why pressing down would be more responsive, especially when clicking around the edges/corners. I doubt the screen would feel/press like a sponge, but sure that it's a big improvement from the 1st one. Might be a marketing thing, who does this guy work for.
Nonetheless, very interested and happy to see all these phone and software (Google Android) companies trying to come out with the next best thing. Competition is good ... credit to iPhone for shaking things up.
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- Anonymous
- 0RN
- 25 Aug 2009
Sounds like Vin Diesel has done these videos!
Explains it well what we can expect, can't wait!
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- Brenda
- 4TA
- 25 Aug 2009
I don't know if you could call this a true touchscreen phone. It's like a touchscreen phone that wants to have buttons, lol. It's technology defeats the purpose of the whole concept of a touchscreen phone. If you want to feel the buttons when you press on your phone, might as well get a phone with the real buttons. And I don't see how this touch technology has an advantage over the iphone as the guy was saying on the video. It would've been better if he just kept the iphone out of it. It gives people the impression that this phone is trying so hard to compete with the iphone.
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- Dean
- Uij
- 24 Aug 2009
Leo, 24 Aug 2009I really don't know what to make of if..."is said to feel l... moreSo you rather smaller screen with a keyboard?
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- Anonymous
- GBV
- 24 Aug 2009
its the iphone killer,and glad of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Anonymous
- 46Z
- 24 Aug 2009
If the screen still clicks IN ANY WAY that the first Blackberry Storm did, This phone will suck and go down the drain just like the First one did.
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- Leo
- G2G
- 24 Aug 2009
I really don't know what to make of if..."is said to feel like you are actually pushing buttons located under the screen"... Ok... So what's the point of having a touchscreen then if it'll feel like buttons... in that case, I'd rather stick to real buttons...
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- David
- M8T
- 24 Aug 2009
Looks interesting. 5 observations or issues whatever u might call it.
1. Very ugly interface, looks like old LG interface from 2005-2006
2. Bad Camera
3. It's Aluminium, not real metal, which messes with reception
4. The back and the sides are ripped from the Sony Ericsson Aino which was announced in Jan
5. Too thick for phone with a bad camera and the usual specsheet.
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- elina
- uEB
- 24 Aug 2009
perfect with wifi..
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- Win7RTM
- q22
- 24 Aug 2009
Yeah I can picture it: a multitouch spongy-like surface that's firm to touch. Not to mention Wi-fi. RIM didn't go wrong here.
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- Kean
- ibb
- 24 Aug 2009
Piezo technology? Sounds good!
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- PS6
- 24 Aug 2009
1st yes!!