Ding-Ding round two. In the red corner we have Apple and the blue corner; RIM. As you may know Steve, at his quarterly ‘show off how much money I’ve earned’
It seems we all worried too soon when it came to the news of RIM cancelling the BlackBerry Storm 3, as analysts Jefferies & Co. have pointed out that the
If you were looking forward to the potential of the BlackBerry Storm 3, prepare to be disappointed, as the developers of the device Research in Motion have announced they will
So Android and iPhone are dominating the hipster market, the business heads are considering dumping RIM for Window’s Phone 7,the Droid Pro or maybe even one of Nokia’s high-end handsets
And so the BlackBerry/UAE saga continues. First we posted in July that United Arab Emirate’s officials were considering ‘monitoring or restricting’ BlackBerry devices due to RIM’s use of overseas data
A research firm has claimed that (as we all predicted) Android has surpassed Apple’s iOS and RIM’s BlackBerry OS to become the ‘most popular smartphone operating system’ in the US.
Whilst the latest smartphones battled for the attention of the average consumer RIM sat on its throne and watched as its BlackBerry handset dominated the ‘enterprise market’ but rich businessmen,
Recently, BlackBerry introduced its latest Tablet PlayBook. Although, the company did not indicate its price or the launch date, but now we have plenty of rumors about the pricing aspect
