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News on Research in Motion (Ticker: RIMM) continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.

2 hrs ago | The Campbell Reporter

Government clears Google's purchase of Motorola

The Justice Department Monday approved Google's $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility, clearing the way for the biggest acquisition in Google's history, and its transition to a company that builds both hardware and software, like its fierce rivals Apple and Microsoft.

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Related Topix: Google, Startups, Apple, Telecom, Computers

4 hrs ago | Xchangemag.com

RIM Planning Major Expansion in India

Research In Motion, the owner of BlackBerry devices, is planning a major expansion in one of the world's most populated countries: India.

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Related Topix: Computers, Telecom, Startups, Notify Technology, Research In Motion

8 hrs ago | Seeking Alpha

More bad PR for Research In Motion ([[RIMM]] -1.7%): Responding to...

More bad PR for Research In Motion : Responding to widespread criticism of the appointment of Thorsten Heins as CEO, director Roger Martin suggests Heins was the best option since the only alternatives were to "hand [RIM] over to children, or morons from the outside who will destroy the company." Wall Street begs to differ .

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Related Topix: Computers, Telecom, Startups, Notify Technology, Research In Motion

8 hrs ago | Minyanville

RIM Still as Clueless and Arrogant as Ever

When will the madness end? When will Research in Motion finally, unabashedly own up to its own mistakes -- without equivocation, without displacing blame? Over the last few years -- as Apple introduced the iPhone, as Google unleashed one flagship Android device after another, and even as Nokia and Microsoft took a chance on an unlikely partnership ... (more)

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Related Topix: Telecom, Computers, Apple, Startups, Google, iPhone, Wireless, Nokia, Microsoft

13 hrs ago | ComputerWorld

Is It Too Late to Save RIM?

New Research In Motion CEO Thorsten Heins has a small window of opportunity to resuscitate the long-stumbling smartphone maker.

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Related Topix: Telecom, Computers, Research In Motion, iPhone, Marketing

17 hrs ago | Hot Air

Is the Crackberry now toast?

Reports of the death of the Blackberry and its producer, Research in Motion may be premature, but it's hard to argue that the vultures seem to be circling.

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Related Topix: Computers, Telecom

Sun Feb 12, 2012

Wall St. Cheat Sheet

Apple Blows Away Competition with 75% of All Mobile Phone Profits

Although Apple A isn't the world's largest phone manufacturer, the company still tops the chart for the industry's biggest money-makers. According toA Asymco analyst Horace Dediu, Apple claimed 75% of profits across the mobile phone industry in the fourth quarter last year even though the company only has a 9% market share worldwide.

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Related Topix: Apple, Startups, Cell Phones, Cellphones, Electronics, Telecom, Computers, Notify Technology, Wireless, Nokia

OutlookPower Magazine

RIM extends Microsoft Exchange Online to BlackBerry smartphones

RIM extends Microsoft Exchange Online to BlackBerry smartphones Enables wireless synchronisation with Microsoft Exchange Online email, calendar and organiser data from a BlackBerry smartphone Research In Motion has released BlackBerry Business Cloud Services for Microsoft Office 365, a new service for business and government organisations that ... (more)

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Related Topix: Microsoft, Startups, Telecom, Computers

Sat Feb 11, 2012

Wall St. Cheat Sheet

Apple (AAPL) Recap: Stock Surges $33.74 as Analysts Like Future

On Monday, Google hired Simon Prakash, who worked at Apple for over eight years and was most recently the senior director of product integrity.

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Related Topix: Startups, Telecom, Computers, Notify Technology, Retail, Wal Mart Stores, Science / Technology, Apple, Laptops/Notebooks

The Motley Fool

4-Star Stocks Poised to Pop: Celestica

Based on the aggregated intelligence of 180,000-plus investors participating in Motley Fool CAPS , the Fool's free investing community, electronics manufacturing services specialist Celestica - Chart at the lower bound of an expanding range - Q4/11 better than expected - Better product diversification now Negative: - Biggest customer still is RIMM, ... (more)

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Related Topix: Financial Markets, Computers, Telecom

Minyanville

Random Thoughts: The Greek Turnaround and a Massive NYC Crimp Coming

I return from my biz dev melds to find Hoofy large and in charge, riding the NASDAQ higher on the heels of speculation that Apple will release the iPad3 in March and drop the price point on the iPad2 to $299. Given Apple's out-sized weighting in the NDX, that put a match under what was heretofore an anticlimactic session.

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Related Topix: Apple, Startups, Telecom, Computers

Fri Feb 10, 2012

The Waterloo Region Record

The Lazaridis example

As hard as the past year has been on Mike and Ophelia Lazaridis, it has in no way diminished their boundless generosity or their incredible community spirit.

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Related Topix: Computers, Telecom, Startups, Notify Technology, Research In Motion, Opinion

Wall Street Journal

Sentiment Tracker: The Supermodel Bowl

From time to time, we will send you e-mail announcements on new features and special offers from The Wall Street Journal Online.

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Related Topix: Media, IT Services, Wall Street Journal Online, Telecom, Computers

The Guelph Mercury

Maintaining confidence of business base is big challenge for RIM

As high-profile government and corporate clients ditch their BlackBerrys for other smartphones like iPhone or Android, Research In Motion faces one of the gravest challenges in its history, experts say.

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Related Topix: Telecom, Computers, Research In Motion, Food, Maple Leaf Foods, Marketing

Forbes.com

2012 Smartphone Predictions

Following a monthly look into the handset industry, Canaccord Genuity technology analyst Michael Walkley released a note to investors for the following companies: Apple : We have increased our C2012 iPhone estimates from 140M to 148M units, as we believe Apple will continue its strong iPhone momentum and capture market share during C2012.

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Related Topix: Startups, Apple, iPhone, Wireless, Telecom, Nokia, Motorola, North American Scientific, Biotech, Medicine, Medical Equipment, Healthcare Industry, Computers

Gadgetism.org

Wrap-around Concept BlackBerry Smartphone | Geeky Gadgets

Many designers seem to stay away from conceptual BlackBerry devices, but at the moment BlackBerry needs all the help it can get to reinvent its brand and line of smartphones.

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Related Topix: Cameras, Telecom, Computers, Laptops/Notebooks

BusinessWeek

U.S. Government's NOAA to Replace BlackBerrys With IPhones

Research In Motion Ltd. was dealt another setback as the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said it would supply employees with iPhones, the latest organization to drop the BlackBerry.

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Related Topix: Telecom, Computers, Apple, Startups, CIO News, iPhone

Thu Feb 09, 2012

Express India

Govt wants to directly tap BlackBerry M

New Delhi: Investigative agencies are closing in onto your virtual space with interception solutions for hitherto inaccessible BlackBerry Messenger , Nokia Pushmail, Skype, Yahoo, Gmail and others.

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Related Topix: World News, India, Telecom, Computers, Research In Motion

Daily Times

Mansoor Ijaz offers to record statement in London

The fifth meeting of judicial commission on Thursday adjourned the hearing until today with the directions to the attorney general of Pakistan for writing a letter to the Canadian High Commission and Research in Motion seeking BlackBerry record and submits its courier slips in commission.

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Related Topix: Computers, Telecom

The Inquirer

RIM's future rests on its Blackberry 10 operating system

CANADIAN PHONE MAKER Research in Motion is doing all it can to get developers on board and make a comeback with a new CEO after possibly its toughest year yet.

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Related Topix: Computers, Telecom, iPhone, Opinion

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