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About the Nokia Push Mail, the Department of Telecom also prescribed a similar policy as in the case adopted by the BlackBerry, the presentation said. The government and BlackBerry manufacturers were in a logjam over its services in India as security...
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Which is why a report over the weekend, claiming that ported apps would not support mobile ads, caused no end of fuss. Fortunately, it was the result of some kind of miscommunication and RIM quickly clarified that the updated PlayBook OS would support...
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In this Feb. 7, 2012 photo, the Sprint logo is displayed on a Blackberry Curve smart phone at a Little Rock, Ark. , Best Buy store. The iPhone helped Sprint gain customers in the latest quarter, but also forced the carrier to post its largest loss in... View Photo »
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Noting that RIM and Microsoft are having a hard time coaxing their existing customer bases to buy new phones, Katie Lewis (Yankee Group analyst) said 20 percent of U.S. consumers own a BlackBerry, but only 12 percent intending to buy a smartphone in the next six months will purchase a BlackBerry handset...
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Questions like Universal Search are important,... by Joe257Thanks. I figured there wouldn't be a direct sync...but I was hoping there would be some sort of synchronization... by mnhockeycoach99exactly true MR Michael ...and my gut feeling says RIM's...
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This handbag, which was unveiled at London Fashion Week, can be charged via a magnetic induction cable; once it's charged up, you can plug in an iPhone, BlackBerry, or Android device to reportedly get "several days" worth of power. There's a discreet...
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Research in Motion CEO Thorsten Heins holds up a Blackberry smartphone during an interview with Thomson Reuters in New York, January 27, 2012. Heins was appointed RIM CEO last week. The BlackBerry maker's chief executive said he will present the board... View Photo »
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RIM can attest that it does not pre-install the Carrier IQ application on BlackBerry smartphones and has never done so. Furthermore, RIM does not authorize its carrier partners to install the Carrier IQ application on BlackBerry smartphones before sales or distribution and has never done so
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The pics show a new, cleaner UI for the BlackBerry with what looks like Android-style widgets on the home screen. With RIM on the ropes, the company is banking on BlackBerry 10 and a new line of touchscreen only handsets to get back in the game. ...
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World Congress. The event, which takes place next week in Barcelona, will also see an announcement from the browser company on mobile payments. It is a year since Opera launched the last big update to Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, its two-tiered mobile...
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