Thursday, March 18, 2010
Official Tumblr BlackBerry App Now Available
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
BlackBerry Curve 8520 now available, free on Vodaphone qualifying plans
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
BlackBerry 9700 spotted
Monday, June 1, 2009
Verizon BlackBerry Storm 9530 Getting An Official Update Sunday?
Monday, April 27, 2009
BlackBerry Niagara is actually Tour?
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Sprint Launches Camera-less BlackBerry Curve 8350i
Friday, April 3, 2009
RIM launches BlackBerry Storm smartphone in Hong Kong
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Live Shot of BlackBerry Gemini 8325
Live Shot of BlackBerry Gemini 8325
BlackBerry 9630 Niagara Sold On eBay
BlackBerry 9630 Niagara Sold On eBay
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Obama Offered Free iPhone - Support US Not Canada Say Apple
"Research In Motion and their Blackberry is a Canadian Company and Apple is a pure American Company," the insider said. "It makes sense to support an American Company as opposed to a foreign product during the economic downturn," the Apple executive added.
The move comes as Research In Motion stands to get massive global brand awareness.
Despite legal and security hurdles, president-elect Barack Obama intends to keep his beloved Blackberry when he moves into the White House this week. Interviewed by CNN, Obama said the smartphone was among the tools that he would use to stay in touch with "real Americans" to avoid becoming trapped inside the presidential "bubble".
"My assumption is that anything I write in an e-mail could end up being on CNN," he said. "So I make sure to think before I press 'send'."
Obama did not divulge just how he will overcome legal constraints, given the requirement of the Presidential Records Act to keep a record of every White House communication.
The mobile device dilemma may have inadvertently been solved on Friday.
Obama's Blackberry fell from his belt when he left his limo to board his plane in Washington. A Secret Service agent hurried to pick up the pieces.
Obama Offered Free iPhone - Support US Not Canada Say Apple
"Research In Motion and their Blackberry is a Canadian Company and Apple is a pure American Company," the insider said. "It makes sense to support an American Company as opposed to a foreign product during the economic downturn," the Apple executive added.
The move comes as Research In Motion stands to get massive global brand awareness.
Despite legal and security hurdles, president-elect Barack Obama intends to keep his beloved Blackberry when he moves into the White House this week. Interviewed by CNN, Obama said the smartphone was among the tools that he would use to stay in touch with "real Americans" to avoid becoming trapped inside the presidential "bubble".
"My assumption is that anything I write in an e-mail could end up being on CNN," he said. "So I make sure to think before I press 'send'."
Obama did not divulge just how he will overcome legal constraints, given the requirement of the Presidential Records Act to keep a record of every White House communication.
The mobile device dilemma may have inadvertently been solved on Friday.
Obama's Blackberry fell from his belt when he left his limo to board his plane in Washington. A Secret Service agent hurried to pick up the pieces.