At the Consumer Electronics Show yesterday, Canada’s Research In Motion allowed attendees to get their hands on the long awaited OS update to the BlackBerry PlayBook to the show, and gave it a street date of Feb 17 2012.  The 7” tablet was praised for its high spec hardware on

The mulled wine is still warm in Omio Towers and yet T-Mobile are already thrusting into a January sale of epic proportions! From today (23rd December) until the 31st of January, T-Mobile are offering discounts on contract deals, pay-as-you-go handsets and propping up their SIM only

Details have been uncovered through some code in Samsung’s own site, where the model number and web browser (IE9) are listed for the mysterious handset.
Other details such as resolutions and features appear to confirm that the …

    Following on from the news from T3 that the Blackberry Playbook would be released on 16th June in the UK, Expansys have stolen a march by releasing their pricing for the Canadian manufacturer’s first foray into the tablet market. The online retailer will be stocking

Research In Motion, the Canadian firm behind the BlackBerry, have rolled out the brass band to trumpet the success of their handsets in the UK throughout 2010 and December in particular. BlackBerry as a brand seems to be bolstered by sales of their Curve range, available on prepay

So RIM has been a little slow to the party, but that can be excused when they have been hard at work making their newest handset, the Blackberry Torch, something different from their existing handsets, …

RIM, Research In Motion, the guys who innovated the mobile phone to that of a mobile office several years before the rest of the pack this week announced their latest handset, the fanastically named Blackberry …

Lots of research coming in to support the rumour that Research in Motion are looking to push themselves into the limelight again with their own tablet.
The Blackberry manufacturersare supposedly working on a tablet to rival …

Back in the days before the iPhone and Android, RIM was kingpin with the slickest, easiest to use OS out there. That’s the main different it had and still has unbelievably the largest market share, …

BlackBerry’s new slider phone, which is expected to be called the Storm 3 or the Talladega may be released next month, if Engadget’s translation of a interview with the CEO of a RIM supplier is anything …