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RIM releases BlackBerry Media Sync with iTunes support
Research in Motion has been working hard over the past year or so to reposition its BlackBerry smartphones as consumer friendly.
DRM-Free ITunes for BlackBerry Users
For years Apple's iPod and iTunes Store have been the world's most popular digital media player and online music retailer combination, but if Research In Motion , maker of the BlackBerry smartphone and Apple's ...
Apple's new MobileMe Internet service still rocky
Two weeks after it hobbled out of the starting gate, Apple's new Internet service is still limping.
RIM to Present at RBC Technology, Media and Communications Conference 2008
Edel Ebbs, Vice-President, Investor Relations at Research In Motion will present at the RBC Technology, Media and Communications Conference 2008 in San Francisco, CA on Wednesday, August 6, 2008.
RIM issues patch for serious BlackBerry flaw
Research in Motion has issued a patch for a serious security flaw that puts businesses using the ubiquitous BlackBerry at risk.
Ctia Wireless I.T. and Entertainment 2008(R) Keynote Stage Hosts...
CTIA WIRELESS I.T. & Entertainment takes place September 10-12, at Moscone West in San Francisco.
Mobile Phone Users Smart on Security
Cross-client Centrino and Core2 processor with vPro Processor Technology Technical White Paper A deeper technical dive on how vPro usage models work on both desktop and notebook PCs.
Research in Motion stock dips below $95 by end of August 2008
After the closing bell on Wednesday, June 25, 2008, the maker of the popular BlackBerry line of smart phones, Research in Motion Limited , issued a very optimistic financial report concerning the previous ...
Apple Stores Almost Sold Out of Newest IPhone Version 10 Days After Debut
Apple Inc. 's iPhone 3G is sold out at almost all the company's U.S. retail outlets, 10 days after Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs put the faster, cheaper upgrade of the mobile handset on the shelves.
RIM fixes critical BlackBerry Enterprise Server bug
Research in Motion patched a critical bug in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server that could have allowed hackers to break into company networks Gregg Keizer 21/07/2008 08:15:15 + 07/04/2004 13:59:29 CIOs often ...
[Reader-list] BB, cracked and buried. What else will follow?
May 2008: The Examiner.com: In a fresh twist to the ongoing dispute between Research In Motion and the government of India, RIM said that it is unable to provide access to the Indian government as it does not ...
Toronto stocks rise as financials surge
The Toronto Stock Exchange's main index finished nearly 150 points higher on Wednesday as surprisingly strong quarterly results from a U.S. bank invigorated the financial sector and helped the benchmark shake ...
RIM warns BlackBerry admins of critical unpatched PDF bug
July 17, 2008 Research In Motion Ltd. has warned users and corporate administrators of a critical vulnerability in a component of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server that could be used to hack their company's ...
Hawking not moving to Waterloo
Physicist and sci-fi icon Stephen Hawking will not be leaving his University of Cambridge position to embark on a new career in Waterloo, Ont., but Canadian experts say it's no surprise a world-renowned ...
BlackBerry Bold 9000 'A Hit,' BlackBerry Thunder Strikes Soon
All three vendors debuted major additions to their notebook product lines. Ease and affordability for the SMB market, adaptability for on-the-go users and especially Intel's Centrino 2 are the common themes.
Research In Motion Cut To Underperform By Needham
If nothing you ever did was good enough for your mother, than you'll know the tyranny of the whisper number.
Physicist Hawking ponders move to Canada
A file photo of world-famous physicist Stephen Hawking. The scientist was reportedly considering a move to Ontario's Perimeter Institute.
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd is charging ahead with international expansion plans and investments in new handsets and software to stay competitive, its co-chief executive said.
Blackberrys for more than just work, says RIM
Facing competition from a new and faster iPhone from Apple, Research in Motion is launching a campaign to try and broaden the appeal of the Blackberry beyond business users.
Give Your BlackBerry An Apple iPhone Makeover
BlackBerry users are addicts, hence the nickname "CrackBerry" for the smart phones that made mobile email a staple.