We will be rolling out the Storms once they get to market. Launch was Friday but it always takes a bit. But I hate how they give nicknames... each company gives it nick names, but they are all series based. 7300 series - built like a tank. Really big, but side button scroller thing. It's just to big, otherwise no complaints. 8800 and 8300 - Thinner, but the scroller ball can be a bit weird at times. No real downer except BBOS is a bit clunky at times, the 8830 rocks if you live some place with reception issues. The quad band makes a world of difference. 8200 Pearl - Size is nice, but that double tap is a pain in the butt. If you just want to use it as a phone with some extra email features (But don't email a lot off it) it works fine. Anyways, you may have to activate the service but then you can kill it. Just make sure you don't access the internet as they are going to destroy you with charges. As far as ranking smart phone OS's... I'd go.. 1 - iPhone (#1 Personal. I know it's trendy, but it's a really well built interface, and it just works) 2 - Blackberry (#1 Business phone, BES is very robust and never fails). 3 - Treo with Palm OS (Seems to handle the platform better, but it's to old to be really handy, and the phones are very bulky) 4 - Something 5 - Windows Mobile. I'm sorry but Windows Mobile platform SUCKS. It doesn't handle multitasking very well, and the phone simply crawls to a hault at times if something hangs. It's a horrible horrible implementation.