Etisalat's Blackberry song

Blackberry user ( Catboy & geordiebird ) in dubai showed they frustration over the service of Etisalat in dubai by a song which they posted in youtube, I found this very funny and true check this out.

Blackberry Storm controls Real F1 formula car

Real F1 formula car which was controlled by Lewis Hamilton using Blackberry Storm
programmers created an application which can control real f1 formula car.This application basically makes use of the phone's Bluetooth capabilities, with all controls (throttle, steering wheel, brakes, gas, etc.) wired up to a special receiver.These guys made a office circuit track using R/c car first and then see it by yourself..

Blackberry OS storm 4.7.0.90 Leaked for 9530 & 9500

BlackBerry Storm OS leaked version is 4.7.0.90 for the 9530 and 9500,They fixed some camera bugs as said and it's not an official realease so be carefull before installing .Crackberry claims this version as "a step in the right direction."

Before downloading read the full info here

install at your own risk

• Download OS 4.7.0.90 for the BlackBerry Storm 9530 >>
• Download OS 4.7.0.90 for the BlackBerry Storm 9500 >>

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BlackBerry Storm in India.

BlackBerry Storm is due out in India on January 15th. The Storm will be offered via Vodafone Essar.
Priced at Rs 27,990 (around $580 USD), the smartphone will be available across select Vodafone Stores nationally from 15 January 2009. Vodafone will create more than 150 ‘experience zones’ across the country in Vodafone Stores and Modern Trade Outlets to encourage customers to experience the BlackBerry Storm.

Spokesman for Vodafone Essar, Harit Nagpal commented on the release:

'The BlackBerry Storm offers our customers easy access to voice and e-mail, a range of social media applications, multimedia content, satellite navigation and many other services on the move in a single device.'

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BlackBerry Storm OS 4.7.0.86 Leaked

The latest Blackberry Storm OS has arrived through unofficial channels and is now available for anyone who simply can't wait to upgrade their software.
At this point, the 4.7.0.86 update is untested—so what specific enhancements Storm 9530 owners can expect are unknown. So, as always, download at your own risk. [CrackBerry]

BlackBerry vs. iPhone - fight for the best smart phone

The battle continues between Apple and Research In Motion blackberry to dominate the smart phone market. ChangeWave’s latest survey shows that Apple’s 3G iPhone is wining more points in the market share against its biggest competitor Blackberry Storm.

The survey of 3,803 cell phone owners opinions , including consumer reaction to RIM's launch of the BlackBerry Storm and how it compares to the Apple iPhone.

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BlackBerry Storm VS. iPhone 3G

If you're like us, you're probably surprised to see the handset's lack of Wi-Fi connectivity. That's the major area where iPhone has an advantage, although BlackBerry smartphones are typically aimed at enterprise users, who primarily use their smartphones for e-mail -- so they may not mind. Still, quite an odd omission from a handset that features a web browser and multimedia capabilities virtually identical to the iPhone.

As for the Storm's advantages, you'll notice that the camera sports a superior resolution at 3.2 megapixels and also includes a flash, auto focus and video-recording capability. We can only hope the Storm's battery lasts long enough to handle those features without rendering them impractical.

Another interesting tidbit: The Storm's screen is a wee bit smaller but sports a higher pixel resolution than the iPhone screen. Wired.com's Daniel Dumas had some hands-on time with the Storm, and he's described the screen as "Beautiful."

Moving on to software -- the Storm will ship with the popular BlackBerry OS, which, as I mentioned earlier, is optimized for enterprise purposes. Think wireless synchronization with Lotus Notes, Outlook and Novell GroupWise.

Overall, the Storm appears to attempt to strike a balance between "business" and "casual," allowing serious enterprise users to take a breather every once and a while and watch a video, for example. However, it remains questionable whether enterprise users will appreciate the lack of a physical QWERTY keyboard.