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The mood was somber about 12 months ago when erstwhile Research In Motion took the bull by the horns to announce a new platform based on QNX.
BlackBerry maker unveils cheaper version of device as it battles iPhone, Android
Research In Motion unveiled a lower-cost BlackBerry aimed at consumers in emerging markets on Tuesday, stepping up its efforts to regain market share lost to Apple's iPhone and Android devices powered by Google's software.
BlackBerry CEO may announce lower-priced phone
The CEO of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion will deliver a keynote speech amid speculation that he'll introduce a lower-priced version of the BlackBerry at the company's annual three-day conference in Orlando, Fla.
Research In Motion officially opens its annual BlackBerry conference here today on a roll, having launched its Q10 smart phone with a physical keyboard in the past few weeks after a successful debut three months ago of its Z10 all-touch handset.
Offshore Technology Conference foresees booming global oil business
Searching for oil is getting harder as it goes faster, safer, farther and deeper under the world's seas, said industry sellers and buyers of technical equipment on Monday, the first day of the four-day Offshore Technology Conference held in the fourth largest U.S. city of Houston.
BlackBerry 'R10 Curve' Could be First BlackBerry with Non-Removable Battery
The rumored BlackBerry "Curve R10" smartphone will reportedly have a fixed, non-removable battery, which could make the device cheaper to produce but would also be a turnoff for loyal BlackBerry users, according to CIO.com's Al Sacco.
Samsung, BlackBerry devices cleared for US defence networks
Research In Motion is a Canadian company best known for developing the BlackBerry, which was the dominant popular smartphone until the advent of Apple's iPhone in 2007.
World's first Braille smart phone will soon be a reality
Several years ago, the FOSE trade show hosted a panel on accessibility in government IT.
BlackBerry 10 is looking like 'a real hit'
Optimism is growing about the BlackBerry 10, the new smartphone depicted as the savior of the company once known as Research In Motion.
Long Shots in Research In Motion
OptionMonster's tracking programs Monday found some curious prints in the September 27 calls, which were bought for 22 cents.
BlackBerry CEO makes bold claim he'll sell 'tens of millions' Q10 phones
It's too soon to write off the company formerly known as Research In Motion completely: BlackBerry chief executive Thorsten Heins said the company expects to sell "tens of millions" of its new BlackBerry Q10, according to Bloomberg .
Blackberry exec offers Muskoka Tourism inspirational words
With Blackberry as their inspiration, Muskoka Tourism rolled out its new 'leadership team' for 2013 at its annual general meeting this week.
Celestica Announces First Quarter Financial Results
ENP Newswire - 24 April 2013 Release date- 23042013 - TORONTO, Canada - Celestica Inc.