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RIM BlackBerry Bold “9700:” T-Mobile USA’s First 3G BlackBerry?

While Research In Motion (RIM) has not yet officially announced the successor to its BlackBerry Bold 9000 smartphone, the Bold "9700" or "Onyx/Driftwood," pre-release users continue to leak device information and pictures. Just ye

11 Aug 2009 3 mins
Computers and Peripherals Data Center Small and Medium Business
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RIM BlackBerry Bold “9700/Onyx:” New Details, Pictures

Research In Motion's (RIM) successor to its high-end BlackBerry Bold 9000 smartphone, the BlackBerry Bold "9700" or "Onyx," is expected to hit U.S. shelves via AT&T this fall&and may debut outside North America even s

10 Aug 2009 5 mins
Computers and Peripherals Data Center Small and Medium Business
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BlackBerry App World Now Offers Software Update Notifications

A new feature in Research In Motion's (RIM) mobile software store, BlackBerry App World, notifies users in a variety of ways whenever new updates to applications downloaded via App World become available.

6 Aug 2009 2 mins
Computers and Peripherals Data Center Small and Medium Business
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RIM’s New Curve 8520 Has Nine Unique BlackBerry Features

Research In Motion's (RIM) brand new BlackBerry Curve 8520, while a low-end to mid-range device aimed at first-time smartphone owners or beginners, packs a surprising number of BlackBerry features not found in any other RIM handheld. Here's

6 Aug 2009 6 mins
Computers and Peripherals Small and Medium Business Social Networking Apps
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Wi-Fi Still Not Universally Free, Though Consumers Think It Should Be

Nearly 80 percent of smartphone and laptop users expect free Wi-Fi. However, businesses, such as McDonald's and Starbucks, still have some type of Wi-Fi connectivity revenue plan.

6 Aug 2009 2 mins
Computers and Peripherals IT Leadership Small and Medium Business
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Why Apple Owns the High-End: First Mover Advantage

How does a company that owns only 8 percent of the handset industry revenue kick so much butt? Apple's ability to reinvent markets leads to command of high-end, high-margin business.

6 Aug 2009 3 mins
Apple Technology Industry iPhone
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Why the Low-End BlackBerry Curve 8520 is First to Get RIM’s New Trackpad

The new BlackBerry Curve 8520 hits T-Mobile USA stores today, along with a brand new BlackBerry "trackpad." CIO.com's Al Sacco calls shenanigans on RIM's "official" reason why the low-end, entry-level Curve is first get

5 Aug 2009 5 mins
Computers and Peripherals Data Center Small and Medium Business
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8520: How to Tell if New Curve’s Right for You

Tthe BlackBerry Curve 8520, RIM's latest addition to the BlackBerry family, hit U.S. shelves yesterday. But with so many smartphone options--Pre, iPhone, myTouch 3G--it's getting harder to determine which device is best for you. CIO.com&#03

5 Aug 2009 7 mins
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BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac: Four Things You Didn’t Know

Research In Motion (RIM) Product Manager Andrey Feldman offers up four previously unknown facts about the company's upcoming BlackBerry Desktop Software for Macintosh computer users. For example, there's a new feature built-in that makes it

4 Aug 2009 3 mins
Computers and Peripherals Data Center Small and Medium Business
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Testing Windows 7 in The Cloud

When mortgage software firm Ellie Mae needed to make sure its programs would run with Windows 7 for customers using the new OS, it didn't take the traditional test lab route. The company chose a new cloud-based Windows 7 testing service from Sky

4 Aug 2009 4 mins
Cloud Computing Small and Medium Business Windows