Finding the balance between populridad and effectiveness is complex. Touch screens are becoming increasingly popular and it is true that recent interfaces have had almost forgotten the physical keyboard, but RIM, the most likely to have cost him make the leap to what is tangible, not just be clear.
While awaiting the BlackBerry Storm 2, the Canadian brand may be preparing a new computer that intermingle the touch screen and a full QWERTY keyboard. Mr T is known as this development and would blend the shape of the original Blackberry Storm with a full sliding keyboard that could satisfy almost all users.
The problem is the size and weight of this future team. And how touch technology is implemented, then after a successful media launch of the Storm, little is known of this terminal which cost so much out to RIM.
