25
Aug
Are you a business person or somebody who needs to keep tabs on the current time of the other timezones? Well, I’ve got good news for you. BlackBerry Storm has its very own Storm MultiClock which allows you to set the screen to show you 4 different timezones with different backgrounds for every clock you set!
Don’t you just hate it when you call somebody from the other side of the globe only to find out that it’s 3am and you just woke that person up from his restful sleep? Now you don’t have to be embarassed again by not knowing what the current time of the person you want to call is. Let’s just say that the Storm Multiclock of your Blackberry Storm is your own personal timekeeper.
Just remember though, the Storm Multiclock is made only for the BlackBerry Storm.
Features for the Storm Multiclock for the Blackberry Storm:
Minimum Requirements:
Display Dimensions
480 x 360
Operating System
4.7 Touch Screen
Try it for FREE today : Storm MultiClock for the BlackBerry Storm
15
Jul
According to reports, RIM’s BlackBerry Storm 2 – the touchscreen follow-up to the original Storm launched back in November last year will indeed include WiFi b/g along with EVDO Rev.A and 2100MHz UMTS (for roaming).
The BlackBerry Storm 2 from RIM leaked out specifications re-confirm news that the soon to be released smartphone is ditching out the problematic click touchscreen. The clicky touchscreen of the first Storm has been replaced with a more traditional touchscreen.
The BlackBerry Storm 9550 will also have a 3.2-megapixel camera, 360 x 480 capacitive touchscreen and use BlackBerry OS 5.0.
Photos of the BlackBerry Storm 2 leaked out a few months back, promising a powerful touchscreen smartphone, only this time with Wi-Fi.
Here’s a run down of the specifications for the BlackBerry 9550:
It was originally thought that the BlackBerry Storm 2 was going to be released last month, obviously, it did not happen. As of this writing, there is still no official release date for the device. We will keep you posted.
BlackBerry Storm 2 via Engadget.
26
Jun
Who can not remember this classic word game? This is what I usually play with my Blackberry when I have time (which is quite not that often). But every time I do, the game always challenges me, ALWAYS! HANGMAN for Blackberry has a thousand words in it (around 2900 words), it is a great game for those who want to sharpen their vocabulary and have fun playing at the same time. There are categories that you can choose from and each category will definitely demand your undivided attention in an attempt not to “hang” the “stick man”, on three different difficulty modes. It is really tons of fun.
The Hangman for Blackberry game application offers two different keyboard layouts in an attempt to accommodate everyone’s preference in using a different keyboard (QWERTY or Alphabetical). This game has two different game modes (single player and two players). We are all witness, we’ve seen a bunch of marvelous games for the Blackberry Storm and they keep on getting better and better. A note that I would like you to be aware of; this application was designed for the BlackBerry Storm ONLY, and it will only work with the BlackBerry STORM. That gives you the idea that the minimum requirement for this application will be: you should have a BlackBerry Storm 9530 or a BlackBerry Storm 9500. If not, sorry to say, you may need to wait for a little while. Until when, that we have yet to find out. But as what my mom always say, “Patience, my son, is a virtue.” Well said mom.
For those who are eager to start playing this classic word game, you can go to our Mobile Software section.
14
Apr
Relief is on the way for many disgruntled Blackberry Storm owners. RIM has announced that a new version of the phone’s firmware is not too far away which addresses many of the gremlins that plagued the Blackberry Storm since its release.
Not only will the major bugs be addressed but there’ll also be some much-sought-after functionality included too, such as a full QWERTY keyboard in portrait mode that operates smoothly.
Here’s hoping that this latest version of the firmware finally gives the Storm the wings it deserves.
Via MobileWhack
6
Dec
It’s no secret by now that the BlackBerry Storm was released in a bad light with an operating system that was either not ready for public use or just unfortunately buggy. Complaints flooded the Internet (and I’m sure, telcos’ customer service departments) and were, at least, heard.
2
Dec
The BGR team got a hold of the BlackBerry Storm 4.7.0.76 OS and their verdict is that it’s heaps better than the original OS the Storm has upon purchase and even than the 4.7.0.75 OS some people got a hold of.
continue reading "BlackBerry Storm 4.7.0.76 OS, Heaps Better than Prior Versions"
27
Nov
Literally seconds ago, via email, Vodafone informed me that the Blackberry Storm is now available for purchase in Australia. Although I love trying out new phones, I think I’ll hang on to my iPhone 3G for while longer.
However if you’re Blackberry-inclined and want the latest, contact Vodafone Australia today for your Blackberry Storm!
continue reading "Vodafone Email: “The Blackberry Storm has arrived – buy now”"
19
Nov
Speaking of the BlackBerry Storm’s imminent release date, we stocked up on accessories for a monumental event for you. After all, this is RIM’s first touch screen phone. If your mind’s already set on getting one, do take a gander at the accessories we got right here in our catalog.
continue reading "BlackBerry Storm Accessories at Mr. Gadget Australia"
