Imagine if your BlackBerry Storm is enabled with the feature to replace a radio receiver of a radio controlled Formula 1 car, isn’t it exciting? It is very simple; all need to be done is the placement of a BlueTooth receiver in a toy Grand Prix car and start controlling it with your BlackBerry Storm.
San Francisco, March 18 (DPA) Apple unveiled its proposed new software for its genre-defining iPhone Tuesday and gave acolytes of the world’s most popular smartphone the feature they most wanted: the ability to cut and paste text and pictures on the device.
One of the leading and economical unlimited wireless services company MetroPCS Communication, Inc. has now launch their first BlackBerry® CurveTM 8330 smartphone from Research In Motion (generally known as RIM) for consumer. All major attributes of BlackBerry brand will be covered in the device like full-QWERTY keyboard and advanced multimedia capabilities.
San Francisco, March 18 (DPA) Technology giant IBM is in talks to buy rival Sun Microsystems for $6.5 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
The world of BlackBerry news are now stuffed with lots of news telling the story of different free BlackBerry based apps. It is something very joyful for the existing users of device.
The regular followers of A1 Sacco on Twitter, who has a strong coverage of cellular and wireless technology for CIO.com, have observed something very good recently. The information is basically about the launch of four different free A1 Sacco based apps for the BlackBerry.
RIM is really taking some bold steps in order make its competitors feel insecure. Now 360 Tour of the band U2.com has been sponsored by RIM BlackBerry as the U2 officially announced it last week.
One of the hot news in smartphone industry these days is the marketshare estimation of 4th quarter of 2008, and now the people at Symbian Foundation got lot more to brag about. According to the results; Symbian leads with 47.1%, followed by RIM BlackBerry with 19.5%, Windows Mobile is placed on third position with the […]
Following the foot marks left by Apple, now the Research in Motion generally known as RIM is opening it software store for BlackBerry softwares within a month, as they felt their ignorance in this regard will left no option for their consumer other than to switch to iPhone.
One of California’s cab companies RideCharge has announced the facility to pay the fair online for the iPhone and BlackBerry users of Los Angeles and San Diego. The users of these cities now have the ability to access the innovative technology based on these two mobile devices, which San Francisco and Silicon Valley resident started […]