Now this is a perfect example where we can be clichéd and use the proverb ‘better late than never’. It has always been this way. Local providers have always been a little too late in adopting the latest in the smartphones. The regional vendors and providers flinch and hesitate when it comes to taking up the newest in the smart phones. They have their reasoning. Big companies won’t mind a marginally small profit from certain regions simply because they would make up for it in other markets, in other regions. This is a chance they can safely take and more than that, this is a risk they are willing to pay for because sometimes it works in their favour and the risk turns to be worth it. Whereas the smaller regional companies this risk is too great for them to venture on. Hence they tend to initially shy away from any new dastardly alterations in the technological world. Hence the smart phone upgrades or software enhancement or newer firmware development installation takes a back seat if you are dealing with a regional carrier. So was the case in respect to the BlackBerry Storm2 9550. It took a long time for them to adopt the latest smartphone: BlackBerry Unlocked Storm2 9550.

This new gadget features everything that you feel that must be inside the gen-next smartphone models. It has a modest resolution of 480*360 with a 3.25 display and a virtual QWERTY keyboard and a 3.2 megapixel camera. The camera though not high on the resolution, but it packs quite a punch with its impressive line of features other than that it has the 3.5 mm headset jack and the speakerphones, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, 2GB on-board memory and expansion to 16GB via microSD.

The model is coming out with a price of $199.99 on a 3-year term and a $299.99 on a 2-year.