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We’ve got the customers, now where are the profits?
Despite gaining a significant amount of customers, Blackberry owners RIM are expecting revenues to be lower than what was previously forecast.
RIM recently forecast revenues would reach around $3.4 billion due to an explosion in subscriber numbers.
RIM felt that a further 2.9 million customers would sign up to [...]
How many Smartphones does it take to fit a light bulb?
Dell has decided to join the Smartphone battle with their own attempt to win over whatever is left of the market after the success of the iPhone. Dell have announced that their Smartphone will be available from as early as next month.
If you’re looking [...]
Continue reading " Dell to enter the Smartphone arena - is there any point? "
Obama’s concerns that he would have to ditch his precious Blackberry when he took office at the White House have finally come to an end. The issue surrounding the handset was the obvious security flaws that any mobile device suffers with. However, the intelligence community have now decided, after careful consideration, to allow [...]
Continue reading " Everyone relax…Obama gets to keep his Blackberry "
He may be on his way into the White House in a few days, but Blackberry loving Barack Obama will be forced to give up his business phone if he intends to stay there. He has been told that the phone is a security risk and he must hand it in when he becomes [...]
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Research in Motion has decided to bring Motorola to court as they claim that Motorola have disallowed employees that were recently made unemployed to apply for jobs with Motorola’s competitors.
The lawsuit filed by Research in Motion claims that Motorola refused to allow their former employees to work with the Blackberry maker, however the suit follows [...]
Continue reading " RIM takes Motorola to court over employment issues "
Details of Research in Motions Blackberry Storm have been leaked all over the internet, apparently from internal documents and a video presentation that shows how RIM intends to take on the mighty Apple iPhone.
Continue reading " There’s a Storm Coming: Is Blackberry Signalling the Winds of Change? "
With the iPhones new found domination of the business mobile market, Research in Motion (RIM) has announced a few new features for customers of the early noughties business handset, the Blackberry.
Continue reading " Blackberry Steps up its Game with more Apps "
Global bank HSBC is currently considering swapping out its exclusive use of Blackberry and adopting Apples iPhone as the standard device for its employees, a move that should see them order 200,000 iPhone’s.
“We are actually reviewing iPhone’s from a HSBC Group perspective … and when I say that, I mean globally,” HSBC’s Australia and New [...]