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RIM BlackBerry Mobility Fusion is the new name in the huge enterprise mobility solution market. The company has unveiled the latest software to break the platform barrier bringing in iOS and Android devices under one unified management console.
The BlackBerry …

BlackBerry is finally going to release the right product, and at the right time as the users on the age-old platform can soon enjoy 50 songs a month after paying only $5. The new service will also allow users …

BlackBerry PlayBook is relying a lot on its promise of offering an Android application player which will let users install android apps on the RIM tablet. The app once installed will allow PlayBook owners to access more than 250,000 …

RIM gearing up to face yet another iPhone coming this year and plethora of Android Dual Core phones already in the market. The company has already revealed its NFC based plans and now a leaked BlackBerry Curve Apollo video …

BlackBerry PlayBook with awesome graphics and breathtaking UI is now on sale in US and Canada with a competitive price tag. The dual core tablet from BlackBerry is the most anticipated device after Apple iPad 2 and it

The first live footage of the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9930, which is a CDMA phone has been posted on the Youtube. As the BlackBerry 9930 is a CDMA based phone so expect it to hit Verizon and in the later half you may find it

RIM has partnered Bank Of America to bring NFC based money transaction to the BlackBerry users. The Near Field Communication or NFC is already in trial for mobile phones running Android and iOS and once opened for

It seem these days, BlackBerry is trying its best to introduce a handset which can attract customers occupied deciding over iPhone or an Android phone. Recently we heard about BlackBerry Dakota, and today

Sharing similar looks with BlackBerry Bold, the BlackBerry Dakota will be the thinnest BlackBerry handset so far with 10.5 mm thin profile. Jonathan Geller, a blogger at BoyGeniusReport, recently published the pictures

Remember lately we heard that Research in Motion’s iPad competitor, the Blackberry Playbook, was delayed due to issues relating to its supposedly poor battery life. But now RIM strikes back