The BlackBerry Storm 2 has yet to be officially unveiled, but there's no room for doubt that it's coming soon -- especially in the wake of the latest leak: an extensive video preview of this upcoming smartphone.
This video gives a fairly complete review of the Storm 2, discussing its hardware and software.
A Preview of the BlackBerry Storm 2
RIM's next high-end model will greatly resemble its current one, the original BlackBerry Storm, but with a few enhancements, most notably the addition of Wi-Fi.
It will supposedly include BlackBerry OS 5.x, instead of the OS 4.x in the original. Still, the current model is expected to get a operating system upgrade before too much longer.
There is no word yet on what the BlackBerry Storm 2 will cost, and many other details on this model are also unconfirmed. Still, like the current version, it's expected to have Bluetooth, GPS, and a microSD card slot.
CDMA and GSM
According to unconfirmed reports, both Verizon and Vodafone will be releasing versions of this smartphone -- Vodafone on October, Verizon in November.
Like its predecessor, Verizon's version (9550) will reportedly be a world phone, with support for both CDMA networks and GSM ones when roaming outside of the U.S., and it will include EV-DO and HSDPA.
Vodafone's (9520) will be a pure GSM model, with support for 3G (HSDPA). According to one report, AT&T may also release a GSM version of the BlackBerry Storm 2.
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