First Android Market to Google Play, then Windows Phone Marketplace to Windows Phone Store, and now BlackBerry App World to BlackBerry World. RIM has announced that they are rebranding their store with a new name as their focus turns to an increase in content, specifically music and video content. The…
The rumors keep on coming today. Hot on the heels of a rumor that the Truphone SIM will be seen in more countries soon comes a rumor regarding the Truphone VoIP App, which has been under the microscope at the Truphone offices for quite some time. According to our sources,…
BB10 is still months away, but RIM CEO Thorstein Heins recently announced that the OS is ready for licensing, and the first devices running the new platform are nearly finished. RIM has just informed developers that the new operating system will target two screen resolutions. The very first device will…
It’s been an unsure time for BlackBerry fans. There have been rumors of other companies buying RIM, licensing of BlackBerry OS and a slew of other rumors and reports surrounding a possible demise of the company. Through it all, RIM itself has remained focused on its upcoming BlackBerry 10 OS,…
It turns out the Latin America locations won’t be the last to see the BlackBerry 10 Jam World Tour after all. RIM has gone and added three new cities to the Tour as they continue their efforts to get the BlackBerry 10 OS into more developers’ hands and hearts. Once…
There was no doubt that July was the BlackBerry 10 Jam World Tour’s biggest month, and August — its final month in full swing — will be one of its smallest, as far as the number of locations it visits. The Tour hits Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil this month, starting…
BlackBerry 10, the next-generation operating system that RIM hopes will turn its fortunes around, will apparently include something more under the hood than Siri-like voice recognition and possible SD Card support. How about photo filters similar to those provided by the popular camera app Instagram? Well, according to a report…
Prem Watsa, chief executive of Fairfax and a Canadian investor who’s also called the “Warren Buffett of the North,” has nearly doubled his company’s stake in the struggling BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd, according to a regulatory filing. Watsa moved up from owning 5.12% in January – when he…
