The PlayBook’s Android Player in the 2.0 developer release is functional, but it still needs a bit of work and applications will have to be adapted to run smoothly.
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While the BlackBerry outage has hit enterprise confidence, end-user consumers can still escape, but enterprises have little choice but to stay put.
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The short term financial hit due to RIM’s outage is minimal, but the company is starting to lose the enterprise. And that financial hit will really hurt.
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Can the BlackBerry maker regain end-user confidence by dishing out free apps as compensation for the four-day outage?
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Mike Lazaridis unveils Research in Motion’s next-generation mobile operating system, BBX. Is it enough to re-focus the company — and its developers — on the enterprise?
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Facebook Messenger version 1.5 is out. BlackBerry is now supported, as is iOS 5. In short, Facebook now targets the top three smartphone platforms: Android, iPhone (iOS), and BlackBerry.
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Research in Motion is suffering from another service outage and users are going to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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BerryMover will let you synchronize as much data as you want between a BlackBerry smartphone and an Apple iPhone.
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Research in Motion, the BlackBerry maker, has apologised and issued a statement explaining why its services failed over two full days of downtime.
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BlackBerry disruption has hit North America in a third day of worldwide outages.
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