After a Wall Street Journal article seemed to sugggest that the BlackBerry Storm was off to a bumpy start with complains over software bugs, Verizon put some numbers out. Verizon said they've sold one million BlackBerry Storm devices since its debut in November. A spokeswoman told ComputerWorld:
"That's not a bumpy start," a spokeswoman said today, in reaction to a recent report in the Wall Street Journal that characterized the rollout and a quick software update as "bumpy."
The success in the wireless segment included sales of the Storm, which was built by Research in Motion Ltd. Today's earnings statement included a few short references to how "customers across the country lined up to purchase the new BlackBerry Storm," when it went on sale Nov. 21.
One million BlackBerry Storms sold to date. Not bad.
"That's not a bumpy start," a spokeswoman said today, in reaction to a recent report in the Wall Street Journal that characterized the rollout and a quick software update as "bumpy."
The success in the wireless segment included sales of the Storm, which was built by Research in Motion Ltd. Today's earnings statement included a few short references to how "customers across the country lined up to purchase the new BlackBerry Storm," when it went on sale Nov. 21.
One million BlackBerry Storms sold to date. Not bad.
