Blackberry Storm 3 has not been yet officially announced, however, it is rumored to be out in the market, soon. Its specifications available, so far, are the unofficial.
The preliminary specifications of the phone suggests that it is a 3G phone, based on the Blackberry operating system, just like other Blackberry phones. It has got a 3.7 inch, 65 K colors, TFT capacitive touchscreen display with the Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and an Optical trackpad. Internal memory of this phone is 8 GB, 512 MB RAM and it also has a capacity of 32 GB of external memory. The camera is 5 MP, 2592?1944 pixels, autofocus with Geo-tagging, image stabilization and video recording.
Blackberry Storm 3, once launched in the market, will be available at cheap rates with Blackberry Storm 3 Orange as well as other deals.
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