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Tag Archives: RIM
Is Blackberry standing at death’s door?
Like so many RIM – Research in Motion – BB users, last week’s worldwide Blackberry outage was a big inconvenience for me. I was traveling and even more reliant on the efficacy of BB’s email platform. A by-product was that … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Communication, Innovation, Mobile Communication, Technology
Tagged Android, Apple, BB Messenger, Blackberry, Blackberry Torch, iphone, QNX, Reseach in Motion, RIM, Samsung i997, Siri, sororities
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Amazon’s Tablet – I think I may try it
I don’t consider myself a technology nut although there are those that might disagree. For instance I do not own an iPhone (although I am moving closer to breaking down each and every day), nor an iPad. Actually I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Innovation, Technology
Tagged 7 inch tablets, Amazon Kindle, Amazon Tablet, BB Storm 2, Eweek.com, iPad 2, iphone, Netflix, Research in Motion, RIM, Whispernet
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Mobile phones are no longer the third screen
Having just returned from China and a trip to South Carolina I’ve had to use a mobile phone (it’s a Blackberry Storm) as my primary communication device for nearly two weeks. Although I won’t get into the problems that Research … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Customer Experiences, Mobile Communication
Tagged BB Storm, Facebook Mobile, First Screen, Foursquare, Google Maps, Mandarin, RIM, Shenzhen, Third Screen, Twitter mobile, YouTube
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