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Apple shows off iPhone’s use in the enterprise world
Posted On Friday, April 20, 2012 By temp. Under 9to5Mac Tags: 9to5mac, apple, apple inc, blackberry, enterprise, gravatar-init, gravatar-my, gravatar-profile, img, iphone, var-elem, var-scpt
If you need more convincing before ditching your BlackBerry, Apple just
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Veto of radical strategy shift led to former RIM CEO’s resignation
Posted On Friday, April 13, 2012 By admin. Under BoyGenius Tags: blackberry, blackberry messenger, business, carriers, jim balsillie, research in motion, rim, tablets
Former Research In Motion co-chief executive Jim Balsillie sought a radical shift in strategy before he stepped down, Reuters reported on Friday.
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RIM: BlackBerry sales to U.S. government on the rise
Posted On Tuesday, April 10, 2012 By temp. Under BoyGenius Tags: blackberry, boygenius, business, federal workers, mobile, research in motion, rim, sales, smartphones, u.s. government
Research In Motion’s BlackBerry line remains the platform choice for nearly half a million federal workers , including President Barack Obama. While the company struggles with consumers and the enterprise market, sales of BlackBerry devices are growing within the U.S. Government, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
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Chrysler announces industry-first in-vehicle wireless charging system
Posted On Tuesday, April 10, 2012 By admin. Under BoyGenius Tags: android, apple, battery, blackberry, cars, charging, iphone, research in motion, rim, wireless charging
Chrysler’s Mopar division plans to become the first car manufacturer to eliminate power cords from cars. The company on Monday announced its new in-vehicle wireless charging technology, which will be available in the 2013 Dodge Dart.
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RIM adding restrictions to PlayBook to avoid creating a ‘chaotic cesspool’ like Android market
Posted On Monday, April 9, 2012 By admin. Under BoyGenius Tags: applications, blackberry, blackberry app world, boygenius, mobile, research in motion, rim, sideloading, tablets
Research In Motion will be removing the ability to sideload applications on the BlackBerry PlayBook in a future software update, RIM’s VP of developer relations Alex Saunders
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Research in Motion loses more senior executives
Posted On Friday, April 6, 2012 By admin. Under BoyGenius Tags: blackberry, boygenius, business, executives, mobile, research in motion, rim
Research in Motion has lost a number of senior-level executives in recent days amid a broad review of the company’s strategic options, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. Alistair Mitchell,
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BlackBerry remains top smartphone in Washington
Posted On Thursday, April 5, 2012 By admin. Under BoyGenius Tags: android, blackberry, boygenius, iphone, mobile, research in motion, rim, secure, smartphones, u.s. government
Research in Motion’s BlackBerry operating system has gone from being a leading smartphone platform to the struggling OS it is today. While adoption rates may be slowing with consumers and businesses, the same cannot be said for U.S
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Selling used Android phones poses huge identity theft risk, expert says
Posted On Friday, March 30, 2012 By admin. Under BoyGenius Tags: android, apple, blackberry, Data, google, hacker, iphone, microsoft, security, smartphones, windows, windows xp
Android users who are looking to sell their old devices should be wary of the possible consequences. McAfee identity theft researcher Robert Siciliano warned that personal data from Android devices is not completely removed after a user activates the built-in wipe option, The Los Angeles Times reported on Friday. “What’s really scary is even if you follow protocol, the data is still there,” Siciliano said.
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Android and iPhone Own Nearly The Entire U.S. Smartphone Market
Posted On Thursday, March 29, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: android, birds, blackberry, copyright, downloads, facebook, front page, imac, ipad, iphone, ipod, mac, universe, windows, zune
The latest data from Nielsen suggests that between the two of them, Android and Apple's iOS have relegated other smartphone operating systems to sub-single digit market share. The closest competitor -- RIM's Blackberry -- counted only 5% of U.S. smartphone purchases in the past three months.
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