BlackBerry Storm2 9520 offers great style looking phone with the size of measuring in at 112.5 x 62.2 x 14 mm, but weighing in at a slightly heavier 160g, outweighing the Storm by 5g. Phone's touchscreen is the same, also, a TFT display supporting up to 65,000 colours, measuring 3.25 inches with a resolution of 480 x 360 pixels. The best thing in the Storm2 phone is screen itself though, much improved in the way data is entered.

The original Storm screen sat on a type of gel pack, and clicked in with each press, almost performing itself like one large button. With the new Storm2 9520, this approach has been completely overhauled. Still have the feeling that you click on the button while working with the device, but of sitting on the gel packs every corner of the screen is controlled by the nature of the electric drive that provides much better performance. BlackBerry Storm2 9520 is one of the areas in which it is difficult to describe how effective the new approach, and it is really necessary to fully understand.

Add in the fact that it supports multi-touch screen, and suddenly write on-screen QWERTY keyboard will be happy, and not a cause of frustration of users. Despite little support from the colors on the screen, Storm always delivered clear and clean image, and that for the 2 This further helps in the Storm video playback, a Blackberry Storm 2 handles well, support MP4, 3GP, H.264 and WMV video files. The media player can also play MP3, WMA and AAC files, and there is ample space for storing media, with an internal capacity of 2 GB, which can be further expanded with microSD memory cards.

Storm 2 is still a pretty decent sports a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, LED flash and image stabilization, and comes standard with built-in GPS module, as well as where you use your phone as a portable device, a satellite to use navigation, so that the captured images to be geo-tagged with location information.