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List of BlackBerry 10 devices in Dev Alpha loses Milan and Lisbon, adds Naples and Nashville
We’ve seen a lot in the more than six months since RIM’s 2012 roadmap for BlackBerry 10 devices Continue reading…
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RIM culminates 'Wake Up' anti-Apple campaign with a business pitch
The more RIM changes, the more RIM stays the same. In an uncharacteristic move for the usually Continue reading…
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RIM stock price falls to eight-year low following BlackBerry 10 reveal
Two days ago, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins unveiled the new BlackBerry 10 platform, but investors don't Continue reading…
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RIM CEO confirms there's no upgrade path from BlackBerry 7 to 10
We've seen and heard a lot about BlackBerry 10 this week, but if you're a BlackBerry owner excited Continue reading…
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RIM CEO: enterprise is 'where BlackBerry lives best'
One of the questions on everyone's mind at BlackBerry World has been how RIM is dividing its focus Continue reading…
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BlackBerry 10: new user interface, apps, and developer tools
RIM has fully unveiled its new operating system, BlackBerry 10, today at BlackBerry World 2012 in Continue reading…
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'Jetpack Joyride' and other games coming to BlackBerry 10 and PlayBook
RIM's gaming head Anders Jeppsson has taken to Twitter to reveal upcoming titles for BlackBerry 10 Continue reading…
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Foursquare update for BlackBerry brings NFC support and better GPS performance
Back in February Foursquare added NFC support for Android 4.0, and now it’s doing the same with an Continue reading…
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BlackBerry Curve 9320 revealed in press images
The rumored Curve 9320 is poised to become RIM's next assault on the smartphone low end — one of Continue reading…
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Dish bails on Sprint acquisition to focus on Clearwire
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US and Russia agree to use Cold War-era hotline to stave off cyberwar
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Chipotle becomes first US fast food chain to label all genetically modified ingredients
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Nvidia will license its Kepler GPU technology to tap into the 'exploding' smartphone market
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Google asks for permission to publish FISA data, says 'misleading' reports hurt the company
