In-Porsche concept uses QNX

Research in Motion is looking at new ways to stay relevant in a world where there's little room for Blackberry phones.

Playbook update revealed, but no one cares

Research in Motion chose CES to be the launching pad for the new version of its Playbook tablet OS.

Mass Playbook price cut underscores RIM trouble

Every single Playbook model, from the 16 GB version to the one with 64 GB, are now officially priced at $299.

Volkswagen limits employee Blackberry access

Volkswagen has taken the radical step of telling its employees that when they're off the clock, they can't check in on work stuff.

RIM pushes back new Blackberry platform

If you needed to see another nail in Research in Motion's coffin, how about news that the company is delaying its big software upgrade?

RIM ordered not to use 'BBX' moniker

As if Research in Motion needed any more bad news, it has just been ordered by a judge not to use the name "BBX" because it already belongs to another trademark owner.

RIM executives caught drunk on a plane

Two high-ranking employees at Research in Motion forced a China-bound flight to be diverted to Vancouver where they were forced off the plane and charged with criminal conduct.

Get ready for the BlackBerry PlayBook fire sale



The TouchPad didn’t fly off store shelves until Hewlett Packard (HP) slashed the price of the webOS tablet to $99.

Two new Blackberries generate little hype

Research in Motion has just unveiled two new phones powered by its latest Blackberry 7 software, but unlike Android and iPhone announcements these days, we're left wondering "Who cares?"

Windows Phone wins over Blackberry devs

For the first time, developers are more interested in creating apps for Windows Phone than Blackberry, a further punch in the gut to the fledgling Research in Motion smartphone line.

Google pulls Gmail Blackberry app

Google will end support for the Blackberry version of its Gmail app, a decision that is yet another blow to the once dominant business-centric phone brand.

Smartphone owners are becoming the majority

Owning a smartphone is no longer something for the elite and tech junkie crowd.

Android nabs #2 spot for mobile browsing

The browser that comes built-in with Google's Android operating system has just become the second most popular mobile browser.

Playbook still not selling after price cuts

Despite slashing prices by at least $200 in the US, Research in Motion is having trouble convincing people to buy its flagship Blackberry tablet.

Blackberry outage sparks consumer lawsuits

The massive Blackberry outage earlier this month that left millions without mobile service for days is now the subject of a sweeping lawsuit.

Playbook OS update delayed to 2012

The firmware update that will bring many features to the Blackberry Playbook that critics say should have been included in the first place, has been delayed to next year.

70% of enterprise Blackberry users don't want to switch

The majority of people who own a company Blackberry may not have the desire or ability to switch to an iPhone or Android phone, but there's a growing group that does.

BlackBerry announces new BBX OS

Research In Motion's announced its next operating platform for the BlackBerry, BBX, which it hopes will help it fight off competition from Apple and Android - and perhaps distract attention from last week's massive service outage.

RIM offers free apps as apology for outage

Research in Motion is trying to make good after last week's Blackberry outage gave yet another sting to the fledgling smartphone brand.

Chain message circulates among BlackBerry users as service outage subsides

Research In Motion says it's got most non-North American users back online in Europe, although many are still having trouble with web access.