Showing posts with label BlackBerry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlackBerry. Show all posts
Friday, May 6, 2011

Not content to rely only based on size 7-inch tablet, Research in Motion (RIM) is reportedly working on a BlackBerry Playbook tablet that much greater.
The company is rumored to be developing 10-inch version, as a complement 7-inch model that has already begun sold last month.
Although during this Playbook is still not really resonate, because of the sales are not too good and a handful of positive reviews, although there is also a large amount of criticism of the lack of proprietary applications and devices from over-dependence on the need to connect to the Blackberry.
However, it's one of RIM's best efforts so far to try to re-strengthen the brand in the world of Blackberry domination Android and iPhone. So that was reported by TG Daily, Friday (6/5/2011).

Blackberry Playbook with RAM 1 GB Memory
playbook BB 2011
playbook BB 2011

blackberry onyx 9700


blackberry onyx 9700
BlackBerry Onyx (Bold 970o)

With so many existing and upcoming BlackBerry device models that look similar (yet different), it’s becoming a bit confusing to differentiate at a glance between models. We have an upcoming article with our theory behind RIM’s multiple device strategy, but in the meantime the big thing to note about Onyx is that’s unassuming and slick form factor packs a ton of punch:

Thursday, May 5, 2011
The developer of online applications 7Langit launch BlackBerry application that allows users to access detailed information about the channels available on their pay-TV service. Several years ago, watching pay-TV channels still be a luxury that can only be obtained with exorbitant prices. But along with the increasing number of pay-TV service providers and more competitive packages offered, the current pay-TV services can be obtained at the level of individual users, in homes in various parts of the countryside throughout Indonesia. Intend to maximize this pay-TV service, 7Langit then spawned On-Air BlackBerry App, which will allow BlackBerry users find information on all the channels available on pay TV channels directly through their smart phone.  

Research In Motion (RIM) to meet its promise to expand the service platform based BlackBerry Messenger (BBM).
Yes, this time between the user and fuel Foursquare be mutually connected, after RIM will allow users of fuel to do the check in Foursquare.
Launched by Tech Crunch, Thursday (05/05/2011), in addition to check-in, fuel features to make sharing sites and information, and interact with other users via the Foursquare were installed natively.
Announced through the event BlackBerry World Congress 2011, unfortunately only the BlackBerry OS version 7 later, which will support the application.
The popularity of BlackBerry is in a downward following the increasing number of smart phones based on Android and the iPhone's presence 4 years ago. Recognizing this, RIM is itself reportedly has cut profit forecast to 11 percent less than earlier predictions made ​​last month.

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Research In Motion (RIM) claims to have sold 150 million units of smart phones, BlackBerry, in the last 12 years. Not only that, a Canadian company is reportedly also successfully sold 15 million BlackBerry units in the first quarter of this year.
This statement RIM Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis at the BlackBerry World Mobile Congress 2011, held in Orlando, Florida, as reported by TechCrunch on Wednesday (05/04/2011).
However, the achievement of this rim was not good enough when compared with other mobile phone vendors. In comparison, Nokia rumored to sell no less than 108.5 million units of mobile devices throughout Q1 2011.
The popularity of BlackBerry is in a downward following the increasing number of smart phones based on Android and the iPhone's presence 4 years ago. Recognizing this, RIM is itself reportedly has cut profit forecast to 11 percent less than earlier predictions made ​​last month.


Research In Motion (RIM) confirmed that they will bring the popular game Angry Birds to the tablet Playbook.
Mike Lazaridis, President and Co CEO of RIM BlackBerry in the event World Conference, Orlando, Florida, said that they would bring these popular games to the tablet Playbook. Similarly, as quoted by Reuters on Wednesday (04/05/2011).
However, until now there has been no official statement from the Rovio on the issue of the presence of gaming Angry Birds in tablet Playbook.
Angry Birds initially only exist in the application of IPAD and the iPhone, but now the game has been released on various platforms. This game has been downloaded more than 100 million users around the world.
There are several special editions of the game Angry Birds, Birds of Seasons Angry, Angry Angry Birds Birds Rio and Magic.
Earlier in the event the BlackBerry World Conference, the RIM also announced two new products BlackBerry Bold, the 9900 and 9930.