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Old 04-22-2009, 01:51 AM
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I was at a Verizon Store picking up a new case for my Storm and while browsing the store I decided to check out one of the Storms on display.

Let me just say that I was blown away... The OS was fast, touchscreen and accelerometer were very responsive...basically it worked just like in that video.

I was so convinced it was running a new OS and decided to check the version and guess what!?....

It was frickin build 4.7.0.61!!!

I even took this picture because I was so shocked!

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Old 04-22-2009, 07:00 AM
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.61... That wasn't even released was it?
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Old 04-22-2009, 08:20 AM
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apparently when the storm was first shipped from rim to vzw, it was shipped with OS 4.7.0.82 . Verizon said it had alot of issues, and downgraded to .65 .

read the article here: BlackBerry Storm OS downgraded at the last minute?
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Old 04-22-2009, 09:39 AM
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LOOK AT THAT!!!! It has a tab to next entry field button on the keyboard!!! I want one of those! Where is it on the newer OS RIM????
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My accelerometer is faster than in the vid. Like others, apart from the sliding keyboard mine is as good or better.
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Old 04-22-2009, 10:17 AM
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Asid from the keyboard sliding up that is pretty much how smooth my storm works and i'm running .75
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Yep, mine's about that fast.
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Mine actually does run about that smooth. Aside from the keyboard sliding up that nice. Running .113 with only a couple apps.
+1.

aside from the keyboard, that behaves exactly like mine has since crackman's .114v3
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My Curve is actually faster.

And the keyboard takes 0 seconds to appear.

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The storm came with .61 on them when they first got to the store. They were supposed yo be updated the morning if the release to .65. Not all of them were though. I was there for the release. I was instructed to update the device myself.

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My Curve is actually faster.

And the keyboard takes 0 seconds to appear.

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Go back to your curve forums fanboy.

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Old 04-22-2009, 02:51 PM
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When i bought my BB storm the rep told me that the original release was very smooth, but had to be rolled back because of security flaws. I'm not sure if he was just yanking my chain or not, but it could explain something about why the storm in the commercials is so much faster than anything we have seen so far.
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