The original Storm was aesthetically pleasing but it wasn't perfect. The Storm2 removes the gap between the 3.25in touch screen and casing and adds Wi-Fi to the mix.
A sleek design means this phone has the wow factor before you even switch it on. And then when you do it's, thankfully, not an anti-climax.
When we reviewed it, it lacked Exchange support out-of-the-box, but that omission was over shadowed by a lightweight and well-featured device that outshone its predecessor the Android-based G1.
The original Touch Diamond was a best seller. The sequel is even better.
With a sophisticated design and an uber responsive touch screen that shuns the use of the provided stylus as a necessity, we were impressed. In addition, the ability to be able to view communications and interactions with colleagues, family and friends in a unified way grouped by the individual rather than the method, will give the busy user more time back for other tasks.
