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For those who thought it was too expensive Telus has dropped the price for its BlackBerry Storm to $199.99, including a 3-year contract with a voice, e-mail and data plan of $40 or more).

Do you think it's a good deal?

I'm really tired of all those unofficial firmware updates for the BlackBerry Storm 9500/9530, but we can not ignore them. So the latest version is OS 4.7.0.109, and as always there's no telling what changes over the previous version it offers.

If you're willing to install the update, do it at your own risk. Download it for the BlackBerry Storm 9530 right here.

Vodafone's BlackBerry Storm 9500 users will be glad to know that the latest firmware build for their phone has leaked in the Web and is now available for download. Keep in mind, however, that it's not official, so no one will bear responsability if you suddenly brick your device.

Want a cheap BlackBerry Storm? Then head over to Amazon, as the company is offering it for just $99 w/o any rebates, which is a great deal if we consider the original price of $249.99 with a $200 rebate. Bear in mind that you’ll have to agree to a 2-year contract, which is a standard nowadays for subsidized handsets.

Aren't those guys tired yet? Yet another Blackberry Storm 9530 firmware update has leaked in the web, and now it's OS 4.7.0.99. As usual, no release notes or changelogs are available, so install at your own risk.

If you're ready, download the update here.

And here's yet another unofficial firmware update for the BlackBerry Storm 9500/9530 that has leaked in the Web today. The latest in the series is OS 4.7.0.90, and if you plan to update, be sure to take all the necessary precautions before proceeding. Head over to CrackBerry for additional info and download links.

A picture with the Rogers-branded BlackBerry Storm 9520 has surfaced today in the Web.

This will serve as proof for the recent rumors saing that the handset is coming soon on Rogers' 3G network.

Vodafone is planning to release the BlackBerry Storm in India on January 15th for Rs 27,990, which equals to $574. That's the whole news.

Verizon BlackBerry Storm users will be the first to start using the VZ Navigator service globally when it's launched on the handset in Q1. The service will cost $20 per month, and will be initially supported in Mexico, Canada, France, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden and the UK, followed by Austria and Belgium in the second phase.

Unofficial firmware updates for the BlackBerry Storm appear lately like mushrooms after the rain. And here's a new one, the OS 4.7.0.87. We don't know what changes it brings, but we do know it has some.

Install it at your own risk, and have fun with it.