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[...] would love to hear your thoughts on our BBM Channel (C00040F5B) or on our Facebook page. Via Original article: President Obama is sticking with his BlackBerry. [...]

[...] would love to hear your thoughts on our BBM Channel (C00040F5B) or on our Facebook page. Via Original article: Bangalore police discover private mobile phone-based spying racket. [...]

[...] would love to hear your thoughts on our BBM Channel (C00040F5B) or on our Facebook page. Via Original article: BlackBerry OS 10.2.1 SDK OS beta now available for developers. [...]

[...] would love to hear your thoughts on our BBM Channel (C00040F5B) or on our Facebook page. Via Original article: BBM coming to the WiFi-only iPad today. [...]

[...] following in Germany with 50 percent of DAX companies testing or committed to using BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, and around 90 percent of the Federal State Governments testing or committed to [...]

[...] corporate networks is increasingly common in today’s workplace. NCG has chosen BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 to manage its mixed environment of mobile devices because it provides a high level [...]

[...] cost efficiencies through seamless migration and deployment.” The migration to BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 is the latest development in a relationship between BlackBerry and the Australian [...]

[...] With BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 (BES10), users can enjoy a simplified corporate app store front that spans across [...]

[...] . The newest smartphone from BlackBerry will make that all possible. Coming in November, the BlackBerry Z30 smartphone with 5-inch HD display will be available online at www.verizonwireless.com for $ [...]

[...] In Canada, Rogers declined to carry the BlackBerry Z30 but then compromised by making it online only and not available in their stores. The Z30 [...]

[...] BlackBerry will launch the BlackBerry Z30 in Jamaica and other Caribbean markets for Christmas. Kenneth Moore, BlackBerry’s [...]

[...] Experia Z Ultra with its 6.4″ screen. BlackBerry recently, and quietly, launched the BlackBerry Z30 with a 5″ screen and sources have informed us that they are currently working on Z50 [...]

[...] Fairfax Financial chairman Prem Watsa says he did not ask former CEO Thorsten Heins to leave. “Thorsten did a very good job given the hand that he was dealt, but resigned [...]

[...] by SAP in 2010) will be named BlackBerry’s chairman, replacing Barbara Stymiest. Thorsten Heins will step down as CEO, and Chen will serve as interim CEO until a permanent replacement is [...]

[...] debt deal led by Fairfax Financial (instead of a sale), and the replacement of Thorsten Heins as CEO and Barbara Stymiest as chairman. The fall leaves shares 37% below the $10 conversion [...]

[...] . “I have done this before and seen the same movie before.” Chen, who is replacing Thorsten Heins as CEO, performed a similar turnaround in the late 1990s at Sybase, an enterprise software [...]

[...] ;on one device at a time. The same applies to the BlackBerry version but whereas BlackBerry users are used to this, Android and iOS users are used to more. BlackBerry is still stuck in [...]

[...] to bring developers on-board to BlackBerry 10 and it’s not too long ago that BlackBerry users were clamouring for a native WhatsApp. While it is nice to see BlackBerry stand up for [...]

[...] apps. Khaled El Khouly, Chief Marketing Officer, Etisalat said: The idea is to provide BlackBerry users an easy and secure access to applications, games and services on the BlackBerry handsets. [...]

[...] Pfizer — one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies — told its BlackBerry users to switch to an iPhone or Android handset when their wireless contract next permits an [...]

[...] inclusive home phone calls over WiFi, regardless of where they are in the world and which mobile operator they use. The intuitive app detects whether a SmartCall is possible and if the call is [...]

[...] , the SMS usage cap is lifted entirely. Existing O2 customers who have been with the mobile operator for more than three months will jump straight to the double package. O2 is offering [...]

[...] in revenues resulting from its struggling European business. The world’s second-largest mobile operator, which is using some of the proceeds from the $130 billion sale of its U.S. arm to upgrade [...]