Rim News

Blackberry hope their two new phones will help Blackberry survive, but will they be able to compete with the strong competition?

Mobile phone maker BlackBerry has reported that it has sold one million of its new Z10 smartphones (in territories outside the U.S.). It has, however, lost three million users over the past twelve months.

An undisclosed partner bought a million BlackBerrys from the smartphone maker formerly known as Research In Motion -- marking the largest ever single purchase in the company's history.

Research in Motion is re-branding itself as BlackBerry, and has come up with two new smartphones, the Z10 and the Q10, running on an entirely new operating system with features designed to appeal to corporate and government buyers.

Not the first time this has happened, but certainly won't be the last. Vodafone is experiencing a problem similar to the one back in 2012. Luckily, RIM is here to help.

Blackberry maker Research In Motion is definitely recovering from a deadly blow. As Samsung and Apple are both release phones and compete for market share, RIM has yet to make a dent in the mobile phone industry.

San Jose - RIM CEO Thorstein Heins is banking on BlackBerry 10 to reverse the sagging fortunes of the firm. However, the new BlackBerry's release has been delayed until next year.

The PlayBook 4G LTE is an advance on other tablets in certain respects, and is equal to most of the others, and it can easily hold its head up with its current competitors

Research in Motion’s road show comes to Toronto aiming to reclaim the handset maker's market share and rekindle the enthusiasm the company has lost over the past two years

Fredericton - Research in Motion, the struggling Canadian-owned BlackBerry-maker, will not receive a bailout from the federal government, confirmed Conservative Finance Minister Jim Flaherty Thursday in New Brunswick.