2009
Mac 4 Ever : L'iPhone détient 49 % du trafic web mobile pour les smartphone
by nhoizey
« iPhone [est] rien moins que leader mondial, avec 49 % de part de marché, loin devant Nokia et ses 32 % ou RIM et ses 7%. »
2008
TechCrunch Japanese アーカイブ » RIMが検索でMicrosoftを採用
by kuroyagi
"MicrosoftとRIMが今日（米国時間9/11）、BlackBerryのスマートフォンの全機種にMicrosoft Live Searchを乗せる契約を結んだと発表した。"
2006
Pinstack.com - Blackberry forums, software & themes
by changeme & 1 other
PINStack Blackberry forums, User Guides, Articles & FAQs database, themes & software downloads, RIM software support groups, reviews for accessories and software, PIN messaging & ring tones
2005
US Government Concerned about RIM Lawsuit
by teleclick
The American government has expressed concerns regarding the ongoing patent infringement case against Ontario-based Research in Motion, and its popular BlackBerry mobile computing device.
High Speed BlackBerry Coming to Canada
by teleclick
Research in Motion has just announced that the BlackBerry 8700r wireless handheld device will become available to Canadian consumers, starting on November 29th.
RIM to Release New Intel-Powered BlackBerry
by teleclick
Research in Motion has just unveiled the latest version of its popular BlackBerry device, which analysts say is the closest that they've ever come to making a true handheld computer.
Nokia vs. RIM: May the Best Company Win
by teleclick
It appears that Nokia’s recently announced E Series of mobile phones will soon be in direct competition with RIM’s BlackBerry line of cellular PDAs.
RIM Gets Unexpected Help from Palm
by teleclick
Since last month’s intense optimism among Research in Motion executives, the company has run into a number of difficult obstacles in recent weeks. But the Waterloo, Ontario-based RIM has now struck a deal with their main hardware rival, Palm.
RIM Appeal Rejected, Stock Price Falls
by teleclick
The Waterloo, Ontario-based Research in Motion fell a further 4%, to $75.93, after US courts ruled against their appeal of a recent patent dispute ruling.
RIM to Use Intel Chips in Future Devices
by teleclick
Soon after Palm's announcement that they are planning to release a Windows-based Treo handheld device, Research in Motion is trying to generate additional excitement about their own products.
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