RIM Has Revealed BlackBerry Storm 2

RIM Has Revealed BlackBerry Storm 2

The BlackBerry Storm 2 aims to fix issues customers had with the first version and essentially maintains the same form factor and design, but it adds Wi-Fi, boosts the on-board memory to 2 GB, and doubles the flash memory to 256 MB. The original Storm had a virtual keyboard that used a suspension system with the screen to simulate the feeling of hitting a physical button.


The handset can now handle multiple inputs while typing, which means users can type a letter with one finger even when another finger is touching a different letter and will also work with corporate Google Apps thanks to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server integration, and users can get personal push e-mail from Web-based providers like Gmail.