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Blackberry Storm2 Out Tomorrow

By Nancy Raskauskas, Administrator on October 27, 2009

When the Blackberry Storm, RIm’s first touchscreen Blackberry, was released just about  a year ago, needless to say, it was a big disappointment. Memory issues, a slow processor , a jittery touchscreen and lack of wi-fi plagued the device.

On Wednesday, October 28, the Canadian phonemaker, RIM and Verizon have announced, the new Blackberry Storm2 will be released. This version has wi-fi, a software-based and clickable display, a faster processer and more memory “to boot”.

Other features are a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto-focus, Built-in GPS, V Cast Music with Rhapsody, BlackBerry OS 5.0, and tethering.Existing BlackBerry Storm customers can upgrade their devices to OS 5.0 beginning today via either www.verizonwireless.com/storm or www.blackberry.com/update for free

According to Verizon, Blackberry Storm2 will be available online, in Verizon retail stores and through Verizon business channels on Wednesday.It will be priced at $179.99 after a $100 mail-in-rebate with a new two-year agreement (on a plan that either offers Email and Web or Email and Web for BlackBerry)

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Nancy Raskauskas, Administrator

Nancy Raskauskas,Founder, Owner and Developer of the Cosmic Networks, is also the Middle and Upper School Computer Teacher at Worcester Preparatory School on the eastern Shore of Maryland. Nancy is a very creative teacher and a telented Graphic Artist. With a background in language arts and art, along with her talent for technology, Mrs. Raskauskas inspires students to move forward in computer skills. The winner of many state and national awards for her work with technology and children, Mrs. Raskauskas was named the Maryland Technology Teacher of the Year and has received national awards from the Computer Learning Foundation. Her writing appears in a number of web sites and publications.

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