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Podcast: BlackBerry: A More Perfect Storm 
BusinessWeek | Tue, Oct 20
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The original BlackBerry Storm, released a year ago, was marred by poor execution of its touch screen. The new Storm 2's may swing the balance away from physical keyboards. It's no longer worthwhile to put up with a tiny display or a clumsy slider design.
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