Verizon sells 1 million BlackBerry Storms since launch
29 Jan 2009 | BlackBerry , Financial , RIM , Verizon Wireless | 4 comments
In spite of the economic problems every body else seems to be having, Verizon's earnings have improved in the fourth quarter of last year with 7% compared to earnings in the same period in 2007.
Verizon also posted a reaction to a report made by The Wall Street Journal, which said that because of firmware problems, the BlackBerry Storm had a "bumpy start". But according to the carrier, they sold 1 million units, which is not that bumpy, but still far from AT&T's iPhone 3G, which sold over 2.4 million units.
The BlackBerry Storm, Research in Motion's first touchscreen smartphone was launched exclusively for Verizon on November 21st.
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~ 4 comments ~
I can't wait for the Palm Pre to launch. I want to see how many units will that thing sell.
Is this phone good?
this phone is like totally amazing..i got it when it came out.
come on verizon!! just admit that you are having though times, we all are.