Filed under: News : Mobile Phones Research In Motion (RIM) has announced the launch of the BlackBerry Storm2 smartphone with BlackBerry OS 5 in India today.

Research in Motion has started sending out scheduled maintenance notifications to BlackBerry administrators and carriers in preparation of their roll-out of BIS 3.0 in North America.  BlackBerry users will be without BIS access for about 4 hours.  Dates, times, and details of the planned maintenance are as followsThere will be scheduled network maintenance by Research ...

SAO PAULO, Brazil - Jim Balsillie announced that Research in Motion has signed an agreement with Flextronics to manufacture the Curve 8520 in Brazil. RIM is aiming at capturing the huge potential market in Latin America, led by Brazil. Balsillie described Latin America as an up-and-coming Western Europe. The manufacturer already makes devices in

As expected, Research In Motion has been sending out scheduled maintenance notifications to admins and carriers as they prepare to roll BIS 3.0 to North American users (view BIS 3.0 feature doc). Dates and timeframes are as follows, so you can all prepare for the inevitable loss of data connections: There will be scheduled network maintenance by Research In Motion (RIM) affecting BIS customers bet...

Well, it looks like everybody is moving into improving their own OS. There's Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series, then Nokia's S^3 and now, Research in Motion with their OS 6.0. The leaked screenshots from BBLeaks shows what could be the first images of RIM's new Blackberry OS 6.0. From what we can see, RIM is making use of more widgets, possibly to be more competitive with the likes of Android,

As some of you long time RIMarkable readers may know, I am on the record several times stating that Research in Motion should buy Palm.  The last time that I felt strongly about this was back in late 2008 before webOS came out and Palms stock price was down under $2.00. Even though webOS is a ...

Reuters - Shares of mobile phone maker Palm tumbled on Friday on questions over its ability to survive in a tough market dominated by Apple, Google and Research in Motion.

This is just a quick little poll that I probably should have included with my Note to RIM post that I wrote earlier today. Poll: Should Research In Motion Buy Palm? is a post from: RIMarkableRelated posts:Research in Motion, could you please add Spell-Check to your next-gen BlackBerry? Looks like Im not the only one who ...

We are of the mind that Research In Motion is one of the best mobile phone companies on the planet. Theyve given us so many great handsets in the BlackBerry line-up, that its hard to think that the company is in need of any kind of change. Dont fix whats not broken, right? Unfortunately, the

Research in Motion the Canadian mobile phone maker as we know is already planning to enhance the experience it offers to its users through new software solutions and devices. An article over on news.softpedia.com gives us the latest. Some screenshots claimed to be the upcoming BlackBerry OS 6.0 have been leaked, and at a glance