Yesterday, Research In Motion unveiled the Blackberry Z10, the first smartphone to run the company’s brand-spanking-new operating system BB10. The whole premise of BB10 and the Z10 is the ability to
BlackBerry, the Canadian smartphone maker, has had a torrid time in 2012, but the under fire company is pinning its future hopes on their new Blackberry 10 operating system which will form a foundation for its new range of smartphones, expected to arrive throughout 2013.
After years of planning, preparing and just a little bit of complaining, the London Olympics are finally about to begin with the opening ceremony tonight.
Embattled smartphone maker Research in Motion (RIM) can't catch a break at the moment. Over the last 12 months the Canadian handset maker has lost 70% of its share price. It's going to get a lot worse before it gets better as the company has confirmed it will delay the launch of its new mobile operating system Blackberry 10 and cut 5,000 jobs worldwide.
Nothing seems to be going right for Research In Motion at the moment. This week they got the tech world talking when they declared they would be focusing on business
BlackBerry does not seem to catch a break. Recently, the beleaguered Canadian telecom company lost its top spot in UK smartphone market to Apple. Gartner in latest report stated that
MWC (Mobile World Congress) is only a couple of weeks away and the world’s top mobile phone manufacturers, apart from Apple, will descend upon Barcelona to show off their latest
Research in Motion announced that it would be offering its BlackBerry Business Cloud Services to Office 365 users without any charge. The new service will be available to enterprise and
