BlackBerry Storm

RIM's answer to the iPhone, the BlackBerry Storm, is finally (actually for a week now) out and now on sale at Verizon.

If you have been holding off buying an iPhone, waiting for someone to match it in quality, now you have it. BlackBerries have long been the phone of choice for professionals due to the push email, but the iPhone was a game changer with its touch screen interface. RIM, albeit a year later, has finally

RIM's first ever touchscreen phone, the BlackBerry Storm will be available in just one week - next Friday (11/21/08) from Verizon Wireless!

The Storm has a 3.25" LCD SurePress touchscreen with full functionality that includes a tactile touch and click response system that actually lets you feel your selections, allowing for more accuracy while typing and browsing. If held in portrait mode, the Storm has a SureType predictive keyboard, while rotating it to landscape position brings up a full QWERTY keyboard. You can also rotate pictures and web pages in this manner.

The Storm has a full HTML browser backed by 3G speed which essentially brings the Internet experience you have on your personal computer to your phone. The Storm also features GPS with full turn-by-turn directions. A pre-installed SIM card and Global Literature Kit allow the Storm to be easily

Zagg's highly touted (and deservedly so) invisibleSHIELD protective skin is now available for the BlackBerry Storm.

The invisibleSHIELD is a highly durable protective skin that will completely protect your BlackBerry Storm 9500 from scratches and abrasions, without adding the bulk of a case or other cover. The invisibleSHIELD is made from a material that was originally developed by the military and intended to