This week I read some articles about the upcoming RIM OS, BlackBerry 10. The new OS is created from scratch, and is touch-only without a hardware keyboard. [click to continue…]
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Today Nokia announced that they filed claims in the US and Germany against HTC, RIM and Viewsonic. Nokia acusses them that they are infringing a number of Nokia patents. [click to continue…]
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Once again, new rumors about a possible buy-in of Microsoft at RIM are popping up. [click to continue…]
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Back in December, Nokia and Microsoft were told to be in talk of buying RIM. Now it seems that there was more on this rumor, but not in that way we all were thinking. [click to continue…]
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According to research firm Ovum, the future looks grim for RIM platform Blackberry, which could be set to lose its position to new entrant WP7.
RIP RIM?
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According to WMPowerUser, Global Crossing, a telecommunications firm which provides networking services such as VPN, video conferencing and VoIP in 60 countries and has over 5000 employees is in the process of moving from Blackberrys to Windows Mobile smartphones.
According to Steven Schafer, Director of Network Services at Global Crossing “RIM requires that you pay for a license for the BlackBerry servers…. You pay a license for every BlackBerry user that you have connected, and then you also pay for support and maintenance for the servers and users.”
Schafer is counting on such a smooth integration with Exchange 2010 and Office Communications Server. It’s what sets WinMo 6.5 apart, despite its lackluster reviews, he says, adding that he expects more enhancements with the arrival of Windows Mobile 7 in the second half of next year.
Most of the gripes about Windows Mobile 6.5 are that it is a stopgap before the arrival of Windows Mobile 7, with underwhelming interface and touchscreen features. But even though WinMo 6.5 is not being hailed as a great mobile OS for consumers, critics admit that it’s a solid enterprise mobile OS given how well it integrates with Exchange.
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