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February 28, 2007
Signatories: ICC letter on the Doha Round to the editor of the Financial Times
...Chairman and co-CEO, Research In Motion Limited, Canada Laurent...CEO, Bombardier Inc., Canada Peter...Chairman, KASB Bank Limited, Pakistan Baron...PricewaterhouseCoopers, USA V. L. Dutt, Chairman...Internet Services Limited, Sri Lanka Leif...Corporation, Finland R. V. Kanoria, Chairman...and CEO, Pfizer Inc., USA Klaus Kleinfeld...
December 7, 2009
Research in Motion sets sights on China
...its signature product to individual users Research in Motion is launching a push to market its BlackBerry smartphones to millions of individual users in China with two new distribution deals in the largest mobile market by subscribers. The... By Kathrin Hille in Beijing
January 22, 2010
Motorola asks US to block BlackBerry sales
...mobile phone group, accused Research in Motion, the Canadian manufacturer...and unfair trade practices in a complaint filed on Friday...and advertising these product in the US. “Through its early...billions of dollars spent on research and development, Motorola has... By Paul Taylor in New York
January 19, 2010
Laptop-free presentations with BlackBerry Presenter
...Presenter, just unveiled by Canada’s Research in Motion, lets you run and control PowerPoint...desktop management Fujitsu takes a new tack in the desktop management market with a cloud...The service is initially only available in Japan where the cost for a business with 1...specialist Iomega has announced Iomega v.Clone, an easy-to-use virtualisation... By Geoff Nairn
January 10, 2010
Palm seeks to build sales off strong platform
...being promoted on Google’s homepage in the US. “Our target is not the real techies...our target is consumers,” he says, in a line that is starting to sound practised...groups – not to mention others such as Research in Motion and Nokia. He estimates that there...Palm has been able to reach only a limited market, leaving it with only lukewarm... By Richard Waters in San Francisco
January 7, 2010
BlackBerry still tastier than Apple
...Droid (similar to the Nexus One.) In 2000, when I got my first BlackBerry...and GPS navigation and has a built-in 3.2 megapixel digital camera with...network. More generally, however, Research in Motion’s mobile browser looks increasingly outclassed by rivals, inc luding the iPhone’s version of Safari... By Paul Taylor
January 29, 2010
Nokia hits back in smartphone sales war after product shake-up
...expected jump in fourth-quarter profits.Shares in the Finnish group surged 10 per cent on signs it was regaining ground in the growing market for devices such as the iPhone and Research in Motion's BlackBerry.Nokia said its share of the smartphone... By Andrew Ward in Stockholm
January 28, 2010
Nokia gains smartphone market share
...declared it was fighting back in its smartphone battle with Apple...devices such as the iPhone and Research in Motion’s BlackBerry.Nokia Q4 results Sales...performance compared with Apple and Research in Motion, maker of the Blackberry... By Andrew Ward in Stockholm
September 29, 2009
Smart models set to become mainstream
...launched its first iPhone in 2007, eager US consumers...other smartphones such as Research In Motion's popular BlackBerry. Smartphones...BlackBerrys and iPhones that, even in the global economic downturn...expensive smartphones - is now limited by the fact that mobile customers...to Anshul Gupta, principal research analyst at Gartner, overall... By Robin Kwong in Taipei
January 23, 2010
Motorola files suit against RIM
...electronics and mobile phone group, accused Research in Motion, the Canadian maker of the BlackBerry...infringement and unfair trade practices in a complaint filed yesterday. The company...to investigate RIM and to block sales in the US of devices that "infringe on five... By Paul Taylor