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Blackberry Storm in HK
‘Clickable’ touch-screen smart phone By Carol Ko
02 Apr 2009

Hong Kong artist Linda Chung with the BlackBerry Storm smartphone

HONG KONG, 2 APRIL 2009 – Research In Motion (RIM) will bring the BlackBerry Storm smart phone to Hong Kong in the second quarter of this year, said the Ontario, Canada-based wireless solutions provider.

The BlackBerry Storm smart phone supports third-generation, or high speed packet access (HSPA) network, desktop-style Web pages, multimedia capabilities including video recording, an expandable memory card slot, and a built-in global positioning system.

Winner of the Best Mobile Technology Breakthrough award at the Mobile World Congress 2009, BlackBerry Storm’s touch-screen depresses slightly when the screen is pressed to simulate a real typing experience. The touch-screen, called ‘SurePress’, enables virtual keyboards on the BlackBerry Storm to respond like a physical keyboard and the interface supports single-touch, multi-touch and gestures.

According to RIM, the smart phone supports multitasking so users are not forced to constantly open and close applications.  

With HSPA connectivity and a built-in orientation sensor (accelerometer), BlackBerry Storm users can view websites in portrait or landscape modes.

Comments (1)

442 says...
Oh...she is beautiful...I mean Linda Chung
03 Apr 2009 12:31pm

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