BlackBerry Thunder live shot, damn we’re good!

By on Jun 8, 2008 at 11:02 AM
Exclusive June 8, 2008

You all know the Thunder right? Well, looky looky who got a cookie. Yeah peoples, live shot of the BlackBerry Thunder right here. By just looking at the photo, we can see that almost every button on a traditional BlackBerry like the convenience keys are still there. Like we reported, there are only four physical buttons on the front and a large touch-screen. It is also coming to Verizon. Take a look at a larger shot after the jump and stay tuned for more information on it soon. Wow, we were almost spot on with our mock-up…

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  • Josha

    just to let some of you know, that the thunder will have a full qwerty keyboard. it changes to the full qwerty keyboard, when you flip it horizontally

  • sprintworker

    R u serious I have the curve through verizon and I work for sprint….. Sprint will not be getting this phone.. And u can see how dumb most of these ppl r I own the storm and everything all these ppl had to say and almost all the info is incorrect cdma is in everyway better than gsm unless ur out of the country I worked for att and now sprint and I have owned vzw blackberry the whole time cuz no other companys service could compare that being said tmobile does have the best cust service but if ppl would not access things they don’t know how to use and restrict there kids to using a phone as a phone and purchase the proper packages they wouldn’t be calling and tring to get free things and pay there bill on time they would relize that vzw is not all that bad all I’m saying is I have worked for the best as most of u say ATT and there not all that u can fit 10 times the calls in one channel in cdma than u can in gsm if u don’t belive do the research urself ….. Can u here me now ….. I own this phone don’t be scared iphone ppl u will still have ur crappy service for u that want fast buy the storm

  • me

    isnt this just like the storm

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