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BlackBerry Storm Touchscreen Underwhelms

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There's been widespread anticipation for RIM's new touchscreen BlackBerry cellphone, the Storm. Unfortunately, while the features that make RIM's BlackBerrys great mostly are present, the Storm's touchscreen is "a failed experiment," according to Senior Editor Denny Arar, who put the Storm through its paces.

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