One of the top gadgets which we are looking forward to in 2011 has to be the BlackBerry PlayBook. Marketed as a serious contender for the Apple iPad, it has
RIM have found themselves locking horns with many countries including India, Saudi Arabia and the U.A.A over various legal disputes. Much of the friction stems from the Eastern fear of
Don’t worry BlackBerry fans the rumours that the PlayBook has been suffering from cripplingly short battery life is not true. Well that’s according to RIM and they would say that
Sprint has finally confirmed that it is planning to launch a 4G tablet sometime during 2011. However, the company has refused todivulge any other details regarding the tablet. So, seems
RIM have given an insight into the future of their BlackBerry smartphones. Speaking at the Dive Into Mobile conference last night in San Francisco, RIM’s co-CEO Mike Lazaridis confirmed that
Jim and Steve are at it again. The chief executive of RIM has launched an attack on Apple at the Web 2.0 summit in San Francisco. Balsillie told delegates at
I’ve seen an iPhone smash to pieces after slipping out of someone’s hand and onto the floor below. Apparently it’s a common occurrence. The slippery glass of the iPhone makes
Jim Balsillie, the co-CEO of Research in Motion has said that the BlackBerry PlayBook will be “competitively” priced and will cost under $500 and we know that by ‘under’ he
