In more troubling news for Research In Motion, Halliburton, the energy services company, has announced plans to ditch corporate support for the BlackBerry in favor of Apple’s iPhone. It’s yet another example of how the iPhone is eating the BlackBerry’s lunch in the area it once dominated: business customers.
In more troubling news for Research In Motion, Halliburton, the energy services company, has announced plans to ditch corporate support for the BlackBerry in favor of Apple’s iPhone. It’s yet another example of how the iPhone is eating the BlackBerry’s lunch in the area it once dominated: business customers.
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Halliburton Drops BlackBerry for iPhone
Alec Saunders, VP of Developer Relations, just took the stage at RIM’s DevCon gathering in Amsterdam to build up and promptly knock down a few “myths” about RIM’s state of health . First up, he tackled the notion that BlackBerry is a declining platform by saying that App World is seeing six million downloads per day, which is up 30 percent from three months ago
Alec Saunders, VP of Developer Relations, just took the stage at RIM’s DevCon gathering in Amsterdam to build up and promptly knock down a few “myths” about RIM’s state of health . First up, he tackled the notion that BlackBerry is a declining platform by saying that App World is seeing six million downloads per day, which is up 30 percent from three months ago
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RIM indulges in some ‘myth busting’ at BlackBerry DevCon Europe
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Bend, drown, drop and zap?
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RIM wrecks its own devices, so you don’t have to (video)
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar news. Monday’s selection includes items on a TV episode on wind turbine workers, a how a woman got a new jaw that was made with a 3-D printer and the fall of the BlackBerry.
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar news. Monday’s selection includes items on a TV episode on wind turbine workers, a how a woman got a new jaw that was made with a 3-D printer and the fall of the BlackBerry.
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Today’s Scuttlebot: Wind Turbine TV and 3-D Printer for Body Parts
Still wary of dropping $200 on a BlackBerry Playbook ? How does “free” sound?
Still wary of dropping $200 on a BlackBerry Playbook ? How does “free” sound?
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Develop an Android app, get a free Blackberry PlayBook
Research in Motion wants programmers to make apps for the BlackBerry PlayBook so badly that it’s handing out the tablets for free. Oddly, the PlayBook giveaway could have less to do with the tablet than it does with future BlackBerry smartphones.
Research in Motion wants programmers to make apps for the BlackBerry PlayBook so badly that it’s handing out the tablets for free. Oddly, the PlayBook giveaway could have less to do with the tablet than it does with future BlackBerry smartphones.
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RIM Offers Programmers Free BlackBerry Tablets for Their Apps
Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry, has a quartet of masked and caped superhero characters that are supposed to help it sell more phones. Some users are not pleased.
Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry, has a quartet of masked and caped superhero characters that are supposed to help it sell more phones. Some users are not pleased.
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BlackBerry Owners Aren’t Big Fans of Cartoons
Some tech gadgets that once seemed indispensable have been mercilessly superseded over the years, and Research in Motion is trying to avoid that fate for its BlackBerry. Read more
Some tech gadgets that once seemed indispensable have been mercilessly superseded over the years, and Research in Motion is trying to avoid that fate for its BlackBerry. Read more
All of new RIM CEO Thorsten Heins’ fresh ideas will apparently still be revealed to the company’s board in a couple of weeks, but he’s already dropped some gems in interviews with the Wall Street Journal and Reuters (update: and Bloomberg ). First item on the agenda
All of new RIM CEO Thorsten Heins’ fresh ideas will apparently still be revealed to the company’s board in a couple of weeks, but he’s already dropped some gems in interviews with the Wall Street Journal and Reuters (update: and Bloomberg ). First item on the agenda
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Shocker! New RIM CEO targets existing BlackBerry users for upgrades
The BlackBerry Curve 8300 emerged as one of the best smartphone ideas of 2007. It pre-dated the first Android handset by a full year, and unlike the original iPhone , it was priced within reach of the average consumer. It introduced the masses to the possibilities of a connected and capable handset, and was the primary catalyst for the BlackBerry’s meteoric rise to household name.
The BlackBerry Curve 8300 emerged as one of the best smartphone ideas of 2007. It pre-dated the first Android handset by a full year, and unlike the original iPhone , it was priced within reach of the average consumer. It introduced the masses to the possibilities of a connected and capable handset, and was the primary catalyst for the BlackBerry’s meteoric rise to household name.
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