Research in Motion

November 29, 2011  3:10 PM

BlackBerry Mobile Fusion: RIM knows it’s in trouble

Posted by: Colin Steele
Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Google, iOS, iPad, iPhone, mobile device management, Research in Motion

Diversify, diversify, diversify! It's common advice in the investment world, especially when the economy's not looking so rosy. The theory is, if you hold stakes in lots of different kinds of companies, the failure of one company (or even a whole industry) won't sink your entire portfolio. For...

October 21, 2011  12:35 PM

Early iPhone 4S sales top 4 million: News in brief

Posted by: Colin Steele
Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Google, iCloud, iOS, iPad, iPhone, mobile device security, Motorola, Research in Motion, Samsung, Verizon Wireless

By Julia Anderson and Colin Steele, Editors Apple sold more than 4 million iPhone 4S devices in the three days after its launch, the company reported....

October 13, 2011  9:24 AM

BlackBerry outage brings global disruption: News in brief

Posted by: Colin Steele
Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Box.net, Citrix, Dropbox, Google, iCloud, iPad, iPhone, Microsoft, Research in Motion, VMware

A massive BlackBerry outage has left users with limited email and messaging services for much of this week. The BlackBerry outage began Monday for users in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and it spread to North America on Wednesday. Research in Motion (RIM) has blamed the BlackBerry outage...

October 5, 2011  1:42 PM

BlackBerry vs. Microsoft: Who will survive?

Posted by: Colin Steele
Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Google, iPad, iPhone, Microsoft, Research in Motion, Windows Phone 7

NEW YORK -- There's room for a third vendor to succeed alongside Apple and Google in the mobile OS market. Who that vendor will be -- Microsoft or RIM -- is up for debate.

September 30, 2011  11:21 AM

Amazon Kindle Fire tablet debuts: News in brief

Posted by: Colin Steele
Amazon, BlackBerry PlayBook, Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard, Kindle Fire, mobile device security, Research in Motion, VMware, WebOS

The new Amazon Kindle Fire tablet got a lot of hype this week, but it might not make inroads among business users.

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