26 Sep 08 Vodafone BlackBerry Storm Pictures Leak
Vodafone is the UK carrier which will serve Brits with Storms soon. While waiting for more information about the whole UK launch we have found some leaked pictures of the newest BlackBerry.
People say that the network selection which shows 1XEV indicating EVDO network should show GSM network which is what Vodafone has. Has this image been heavily photoshopped to make us think it’s an actual photo of a Vodafone Storm? I wouldn’t be surprised if someone wants some quick publicity for its editing skills.
We’ll be waiting for official Vodafone news. The Storm is coming pretty soon anyway so I guess we could live without any “leaked” pictures.
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