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RIM PlayBook trumps new iPad in UK channel sales - analyst

'As good as Apple's tab but half the price' Oh, BURN

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

Desperate to get out of Last Chance Saloon crapgame

Lenovo considering RIM buyout to boost mobile biz

'We are looking at all opportunities'

Sacked British RIM staffers to get minimum legal payout

Exclusive As bosses scoff foie gras and chips

Ensuring the availability of Blackberry Enterprise Server

Whitepaper: Keeping your wireless email connected

Intelligent Merchandising: Creating a Unique Shopping Experience

Whitepaper: Part One: Understanding the customer

Intelligent Merchandising: Creating a Unique Shopping Experience

Whitepaper: PART ONE Understanding the customer

Campaign to reduce RIM jobs gets underway

The axe has started swinging at RIM in the latest round of job cuts, the beleaguered BlackBerry maker has confirmed. The Canadian firm plans to slash at least $1bn from operating expenses by next March, the close of its fiscal 2013, amid industry talk that as many as 6,000 heads could roll. A company mouthpiece told The Channel …

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 reports more losses, lower sales, lots of cash

CEO Heins waves off the buzzards

RIM delays BlackBerry 10 launch, bins 5000 bods

What's that smell? Yes, it's death

Samsung denies sniffing around RIM

A blog which reported Samsung was looking to buy RIM triggered a jump in the Canadian company's shares, before Samsung had the chance to deny it was interested in the company. The shares in RIM went up by 8 per cent on the BGR.com story, which claimed the only thing preventing a sale was RIM's CEO holding out for more money. The …

Who will fill legal RIM job after latest exec exit?

RIM's has confirmed that its top legal eagle Karima Bawa is to join the ranks of other senior figures that have left the beleaguered mobile player. The departure of the BlackBerry maker's chief brief comes amid industry talk that RIM is axing some 6,000 jobs – or more than 36 per cent of the workforce – with some reports …

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

Opinion Once-plump BlackBerry now just a smear of gunge

RIM's co-CEOs quit in top exec shake-up

Will it be too little, too late?

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

Heins source claims layoffs as early as June

RIM, Samsung thrash Apple in UK fondleslab sales growth

iPad maker falls behind UK average

RIM demos PlayBook OS2

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

RIM seeks bailout buddies as banks count Heins' beans

CEO predicts more half-baked finances

Top RIM jobs were too powerful and had to go - inquiry

BlackBerry biz shakeup demanded by independent review

Desperate RIM in 'buy two PlayBooks, get one free' offer

Plus leather slab-sleeve for unloved stroker

PlayBooks lapped up from RIM by distributors

RIM server upgrade draws Android and iOS into the fold

Former RIM Indonesia chief faces negligence charge over stampede

Barclays knocks RIM shares down a peg

PlayBook stock mountain: RIM slashes prices

RIM swallows $485m charge to clear PlayBook tablet mountain

RIM cuts PlayBook sales forecast, report says

RIM hopes to distract punters with free pretties

RIM profits nearly sliced in half

BlackBerry infrastructure hit by ANOTHER outage

BlackBerry says an outage hit network customers today, but claims that services are getting back to normal. UK readers told us that BlackBerry network services died at 10am this morning. BlackBerry confirmed the problems via Twitter three hours later and provided us with this statement: We can confirm that our technical teams …