Blackberry Storm will be real for soon

This image is just a fake one. Yet another Photoshop tricks.

Based on my previous post entitle “Blackberry Storm will come to Verizon on September 15th”, I can conclude if BGR was wrong. Nothing was happened through September 15th in Verizon Wireless website except that was just a Monday. Sorry for BGR, but thanks for the effort. However, another heavyweight Blackberry blogs, Crackberry, has come up with some reports that could be a proof if this RIM’s first total touch screen Blackberry ever will make its debut for soon. Check out some cool facts here:

On September 15th, 2008

Crackberry gave us more images of Blackberry Storm via video on YouTube. Here are some of those images. Looks so blurry, but never mind cause we can assure if this Storm is a real one.

Users will get the keypad as a virtual one. They will need to learn it carefully.

This image will show us to the availability of GPS service in this handset.

Note:

The source video is no longer available on YouTube. I hope somebody had saved it on their hard disk.

On September 15th, 2008

Crackberry gave us the announcement video of Blackberry Storm 9530. But unfortunately, the video is also no longer available to date.

On September 17th, 2008

Crackberry reported today if the official Verizon Wireless website for Blackberry Storm has alive. Sadly to spoke, this website is also reported to be down. Thankfully, it seems that Kevin Michaluk has secured the screen shots for all of us. Take a look.

Of course, some of us will have no chance to sign up for Storm’s email alert. But that’s ok, I believe that some of bloggers have put their email in that form. Let see and wait for this.

Is there anything else?

Yes there is! Engadget on September 16th has also published an image of Blackberry Storm talking points from Verizon Wireless. Via this image, we can see some features and specs this handset will sport on; 3,2MP camera, Quad band, VZ Navigator, Full HTML browser, and it will carry on the RIM’s highest screen resolution ever. Check it for your own pleasure.

So this is the image. Save and then zoom it with your favorite image viewer.

Sources: Crackberry and Engadget