Articles about Blackberry

BlackBerry infrastructure hit by ANOTHER outage

Messages slip out from insular diehard community

BlackBerry CEO: Tablets will be dead in 5 years

PlayBook, anyone?

BlackBerry results not as bad as they possibly could have been

Not even time for a beer yet though, far less champagne

Former co-CEO Balsillie has cashed out all his BlackBerry stock

Unloaded his entire stake in just 12 months

The future of mobile device management

Whitepaper: Simplifying the move from BlackBerry to a multi-OS environment

Best practices for enterprise mobility

Whitepaper: A lesson through case studies

Ensuring the availability of Blackberry Enterprise Server

Whitepaper: Keeping your wireless email connected

16GB BlackBerry PlayBook flushed away by RIM

Ailing Canadian device maker Research In Motion (RIM) is killing off its entry-level BlackBerry PlayBook. In a mailed statement to The Channel, RIM confirmed it is halting the production line for the 16GB version. "The 16 GB PlayBook will continue to be available for distributors and retailers while quantities last," said RIM's …

RIM delays BlackBerry 10 launch, bins 5000 bods

RIM has reported disastrous quarterly results and is delaying the launch of the new BlackBerry 10 operating system until next year. The company will also shed 5,000 staff. In its latest earnings call the company reported revenues fell 33 per cent to $2.8bn in the last quarter, leaving them down 43 per cent on this time last year …

Optus gets dibs on new BlackBerry Torch and Bold

iPhone killers set to hit in September

BlackBerry BBM, email downed in epic FAIL

Online service outage in Europe, Middle East and Africa

Lenovo: Windows 8 is so good, everyone wants Windows 7

You don't notch up 15 consecutive quarters of growth in a declining market without doing something right - so what's PC maker Lenovo doing right? Well, many things. But it can't do any harm that Lenovo is protecting enterprises from the waterboarding torture of the Microsoft Windows 8 operating system. The majority of Lenovo's …

BlackBerry gets Quickr with Lotus

Research in Motion (RIM) is packing more support for IBM's Lotus platform into BlackBerry smartphones with a new mobile application for Lotus Quickr. At the opening of IBM's Lotusphere conference in Orlando, Florida on Monday, RIM also unveiled a meatier version of the BlackBerry client for IBM Lotus Connections. The new …

RIM blows on the dice, gets ready for its FINAL THROW

Desperate to get out of Last Chance Saloon crapgame

IDC: Android, iOS now own 91.1% of global smartphone sales

Two systems to rule them all

RIM reports more losses, lower sales, lots of cash

CEO Heins waves off the buzzards

RIM is really in trouble when even Windows Phone 8 looks great

Opinion Once-plump BlackBerry now just a smear of gunge

RIM unveils free BlackBerry server

MWC Enterprise Express set for March arrival

Lenovo considering RIM buyout to boost mobile biz

'We are looking at all opportunities'

Campaign to reduce RIM jobs gets underway

Push email folk to get the push from next week

RIM demos PlayBook OS2

CES 2012 Finally, native email... a month from now

RIM seeks bailout buddies as banks count Heins' beans

RIM server upgrade draws Android and iOS into the fold

RIM PlayBook trumps new iPad in UK channel sales - analyst

Barclays knocks RIM shares down a peg

Price-slashing fails to ignite PlayBook sales

RIM issues patch for serious BlackBerry flaw

Who will fill legal RIM job after latest exec exit?

Bill Gates: Windows Phone strategy was 'a mistake'

'6,000 RIM jobs at risk' of a pink slip

RIM profits nearly sliced in half

Research in Motion’s shares have fallen sharply after the Blackberry maker reported that profits were down 47 per cent for its second quarter of the fiscal year. Adjusted net income for the quarter was $497 million, down from $797 million this time last year. Revenue fell 15 per cent compared to last quarter, to $4.2 billion, …