The Porsche Design BlackBerry P’9981 designer smartphone has just been priced up for the UK, and it comes with a price tag every bit as ridiculous as its uber-macho, all-metal design.
There’s large servings of Blackberry-flavoured humble pie being served up right now, with Research In Motion founder Mike Lazaridis forced to release a public apology to BlackBerry subscribers about the major service outage that is now entering its fourth day.
Today should have been Blackberry’s big day in the UK, with the official launch of their new iPad-challenging PlayBook, but O2 has just distributed gallons of the yellow stuff over their parade.
Research In Motion have officially announced their new, high end BlackBerry Bold 9900 / 9930 handset.
We have to admit we’re having a little bit of trouble believing this one, but according to industry stat-shufflers, GfK, RIM’s BlackBerry range reigned supreme as the most successful smartphone platform in the UK over 2010.
Details and some itsy-bitsy photos of the new BlackBerry Storm 3 have started leaking out over the web, with RIM’s new high end handset shown to be packed with upmarket specs.
Just like Americans say tomahto and we say tomato, when it comes to mobile phones they like clamshells while we, err, generally ignore them altogether.
After months of leaks, RIM has officially announced their all new BlackBerry 6 operating system.
The new mobile OS serves up a host of updates, a ”visual, fluid interface’ and a monstrously overdue decent web browser in the shape of a WebKit-based number, packing support for HTML5.
RIM have officially announced their latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Torch 9800, and smothered on the love describing it as their “best BlackBerry ever.”
We have to say we weren’t too impressed by Apple dragging other handset manufacturers into their press conference yesterday – the issue was about the iPhone 4 dropping calls, not the performance of their competitors’ phones – and both Nokia and RIM have responded angrily.
The Blackberry-producing gang at RIM seems hell bent on teasing us with fleeting glimpses of their upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS, as a second promo video slips out of dock.
Research In Motion (RIM) – makers of the Blackberry line of handsets – broke a company record yesterday as it shipped no less than 11.2 million BlackBerries in the last quarter – adding up to a 43 percent increase over the sales for the same period last year.
We posted up a wobbly video of BlackBerry’s forthcoming Bold 9800 slider a few weeks ago, and the handset from RIM is now (literally) becoming a bit clearer, thanks to a set of leaked photos.
Man, those cats at Blackberry are laying down a heavy urban vibe, with their new all-dancing video showing that the company is no longer all about corporate suits, swivelling chairs, offices and appointments.
To prove that their new OS is funkier than an iPhone in a catsuit and rollerblades, Blackberry’s new promo video grooves along to an autotune-powered ‘Boom Boom Pow’ soundtrack from the Black Eyed Peas.
Research In Motion have just announced two shiny new BlackBerry smartphones; the BlackBerry Bold 9650 and the BlackBerry Pearl 3G.
Anyone looking for an exciting and challenging ‘reimagining’ of the Blackberry brand will be in for a bitter disappointment, with both models being nowt more than updates to existing models.
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