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QNX app submissions explode to show promise for BlackBerry 10 ecosystem
The number of new submissions to Research in Motion for QNX apps has grown by 240 percent this year, according to details revealed to FierceMobileIT at an exclusive one-on-one meeting with Andrew Bocking, RIM's senior vice president of software product management.
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins reveals more details about BlackBerry 10
One of the many details Heins revealed: BlackBerry 10 will be available with a physical keyboard as well as with in a touchscreen-only version.
Spotlight: The finance industry views BlackBerry 10 through a different lens
The finance community takes a lot to be convinced that a company that seems to have its star fading is in fact on the rebound.
RIM must succeed with BlackBerry 10, or it's a very long goodbye
RIM needs an out-of-the-park home run with BlackBerry 10. Anything less, and BlackBerry seems destined for a long slow slide into obscurity.
RIM CEO Heins gives first look at BlackBerry OS 10 and new BB device
RIM is intent on maintaining the core features that BlackBerry was known for, including easy typing, multitasking and intuitive operation.
RIM at a crossroads: It's either the end or a new beginning
Research in Motion's conference call with analysts on March 29 was a blockbuster in every sense of the word.
RIM to release BlackBerry 10 devices to developers in May
Research In Motion will begin distributing prototype versions of its new smartphones running BlackBerry OS 10 at its developer's conference in May , according to press reports. The new BlackBerry OS
Windows Phone 8 rumors sound good for business users
Rumors of Windows Phone 8 features have started seeping out, and if they prove accurate, they're good news for business users. ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley reviews two sets of reports outlining alleged
RIM's 'Be Bold' superheroes take a beating
RIM's ( NASDAQ: RIMM ) "Be Bold" marketing effort elicited some swift and harsh feedback this week. The "BeBold Team," made up of four colorful cartoon superheroes, made its debut in a post on the
Rumor: RIM may consider selling to Samsung
Research In Motion ( NASDAQ: RIMM ) is said to be looking at a variety of options to improve its prospects this year, including licensing its software to other companies and selling off a division,
