AFPApple gains ground while Android pushes to 50% share of US marketApple InsiderCanadian company Researtch in Motion saw its BlackBerry product line take another hit as the devices suffered the steepest loss of marketshare, dropping 0.6 points to account for … Continue reading →
TORONTO (Reuters) – Research In Motion, still smarting over having to change the name of its yet-to-come operating system, faces a similar trademark challenge to its popular instant-messaging service BlackBerry Messenger. The service, which allows BlackBerry users to send each … Continue reading →
(Reuters) – Research In Motion Ltd has turned down takeover overtures from Amazon.com Inc and other potential buyers because the BlackBerry maker prefers to fix its problems on its own, according to people with knowledge of the situation. Amazon hired … Continue reading →
(Reuters) – Research In Motion posted a 27 percent drop in quarterly profit on Thursday and said it would likely ship between 11 million and 12 million BlackBerry smartphones in the weeks around Christmas, the first decline in years for … Continue reading →
INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) – Police said on Saturday they suspect four or five people were involved in the theft of almost $2 million in electronics when a truck driver discovered his tractor trailer missing from a rest stop. Chesterfield, Indiana police … Continue reading →
TORONTO (Reuters) – It might seem like corporate heresy but an increasing number of technology investors and experts are asking whether Research in Motion needs to ditch its BlackBerry handset business to survive. The idea that is gaining favor, albeit … Continue reading →
BerryReviewSurvey: Android, BlackBerry users prefer iPad among tabletsFierceWirelessAccording to the market researcher Maritz Research, which polled about 2500 people across the country in mid-to-late November, clear pluralities of Android and BlackBerry users chose the iPad. According to a Forbes report … Continue reading →
Indonesia has threatened to cut data services used by millions of BlackBerry customers, the industry body said Saturday, in an ongoing spat over infrastructure and government access to information.