ANOTHER UPDATE: Check after the jump for a fifth shot of the Storm. This one is a bit less blurry and features a look at Verizon's Navigator Service running on the device. **
UPDATE: 'Mr. Blurrycam' (Thanks for the hilarious reference Engadget Mobile!) has sent in another image from his Pearl. I've posted it above for your viewing pleasure. The snaps are coming from the Verizon vid that was circulated... we all know the Pearl's 2MP camera is rock solid (but the Storm's 3.2MP camera will be even better!). **
The news keeps coming in fast and furious on the Verizon Storm. If you haven't read the BlackBerry Storm Minute with Mike details, go ahead and check that out here. We've just received some new internal photos of the device... Check them out after the jump >
Sent in from our anonymous Verizon source. Now we just need to get the whole video in its entirety vs. still pics :)
Update 3: This one just in... another shot of the Verizon Storm featuring a screenshot of Verizon's Navigator service:
Update 4: HERE's THE VIDEO!!! This is where all screencaps above are coming from. Enjoy!!!
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