So it turns out, our “Powered by” gets crude when I do it. Anyway, we cover the Verizon iPhone 4, Vodafone’s massive security fail and MySpace being sold off? Oh, and find out how ChatRoulette (remember that) is making some dough from an unlikely source.
Topic: BlackBerry Storm
Verizon says 1 million BlackBerry Storms sold
So, even though the phone’s review have been abysmal (to say the least), Verizon has said that it has sold 1 million units of the BlackBerry Storm, even though a story from the WSJ said that it was on a bumpy, but “promising, start in its first quarter on sale.
BlackBerry Storm to hit Vodafone, Verizon – coming to Australia “later this year”
Research in Motion has announced the BlackBerry Storm, known as Codename Thunder, and will be made available in the US via Verizon and in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and India via Vodafone. The new 3G phone is a competitor to the iPhone, and will be the first BlackBerry to come with a touchscreen.
Optus shows off Bold plans
It has been confirmed the Optus, Vodafone and Telstra will sell the Blackberry Bold, but only Optus and Telstra have confirmed plans.
The Optus plans will have the phone at the earliest on August 20 for $10 a month over a 24 month contract under its Blackberry $79 cap plan.
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