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Blackberry Thunder rumors are real, according to reports. The Blackberry Thunder is a touch-screen device which could be a big hit for Research in Motion.
The reports suggest the device, which will compete head-on with Apple Inc.’s iPhone, will be a full touchscreen BlackBerry with only four physical keys and no slide out keyboard.
But the most interesting part, according to The Boy Genius Report, is that it will launch as a worldwide lifetime exclusive on Verizon and Vodafone as long as certain minimum sales quotas are met.
So far Research in Motion has not confirmed the Blackberry Thunder.
Original post by Darren
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