RIM's PlayBook expected to hit tablet market soon aimed at business users firstWinnipeg Free Press - LuAnn LaSalle - Mar 20, 2011MONTREAL - When Research In Motion's PlayBook enters the tablet market, comparisons to Apple's iPad will be inevitable. The BlackBerry maker is expected to put its new device on sale within weeks, well behind the market-leading iPad and other tablets ... |
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Can RIM's Cloud Push Recapture BlackBerry Magic?PCWorld - Bruce Gain - Mar 19, 2011RIMs BlackBerry has been steadily losing share in the smart phone market, but RIM hopes it could use the cloud computing space to offer something new and exciting like it did when it came out with its then-revolutionary push ... |
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BlackBerry Office 365 Is Win-Win for IT AdminsPCWorld - Tony Bradley - Mar 18, 2011Research in Motion (RIM) officially announced plans for a free cloud-based BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) for customers using Microsoft's Office 365. The free BES from the cloud--hosted by RIM--will enable IT admins to ... |
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RIM in war with operators over m-payments dataRethink Wireless - Caroline Gabriel - 21 Mar, 2011As Wall Street looks for double-digit growth when RIM reports its fourth quarter results on Thursday, the company has reportedly picked one of the first big fights in the boom area of mobile payments. According to the Wall Street ... |
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Playbook to sync with Microsoft Office 365iT News - Jennifer Scott - 21 Mar, 2011Research in Motion (RIM) has confirmed its flagship tablet device will be capable of syncing with Microsoft's upcoming cloud suite. The company announced the move yesterday, which will give its ... |
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RIM joins forces with Microsoft for Office 365 serviceIDG News Service - Georgina Swan - 21 Mar, 2011Blackberry maker, Research In Motion (RIM), has joined forces with Microsoft to create a RIM-hosted BlackBerry enterprise service for Office 365. Blackberry maker, Research In Motion (RIM), has joined forces with Microsoft to create a RIM-hosted ... |
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Microsoft and RIM Pair Up to offer Cloud ServicesBusiness Review Canada - Kristin Craik - Mar 19, 2011Research In Motion is offering corporate subscribers the opportunity to transfer back-office work to remotely managed off-site data centres. RIM believes moving data, such as email infrastructure, to the cloud could cut IT costs dramatically. ... |
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Microsoft's Office 365 Rolling Out with BlackBerry, PlayBookTechBlog (Weblineindia) (blog) - Mar 19, 2011Research In Motion (RIM) has announced a new cloud service this year and it has done it in partnership with Microsoft to docks over its cloud based enterprise app suite. Research In Motion (RIM) is mounting its cloud services and later this year will ... |
Microsoft Drops Cost for BlackBerry Hosted E-Mail; RIM To Tap Office 365Redmondmag.com - Kurt Mackie - Mar 18, 2011Microsoft eliminated a BlackBerry e-mail hosting cost for some customers, and it may have also inked a broader cloud data storage deal with Research In Motion (RIM). Although details are scant, a Bloomberg story cited RIM senior ... |
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RIM teams up with Microsoft to kickstart cloud effortRCR Wireless - Matt Kapko - Mar 18, 2011BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd. is on the verge of releasing the PlayBook and has struck a deal with Microsoft Corp. to handle what it expects will be a growing amount of data storage needed in the cloud. By the time RIM releases its first ... |
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RIM Teams Up With Microsoft for Cloud Service, Says No to Other Devices on ...ReadWriteWeb - Klint Finley - Mar 18, 2011This post is part of our ReadWriteCloud channel, which is dedicated to covering virtualization and cloud computing. The channel is sponsored by Intel and VMware. RIM announced yesterday BlackBerry ... |
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Have You Tried BlackBerry Protect? What Do You Think?BerryReview - Ronen Halevy - Mar 18, 2011The current BlackBerry Protect public beta is the culmination of a long project at RIM. I think it is a feature that RIM needed 5 years ago yet held out on doing since it slightly cannibalizes their enterprise business ... |
RIM Details Cloud-Based BlackBerry Enterprise ServicePCWorld - Al Sacco - Mar 18, 2011BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) on Thursday detailed its upcoming, cloud-based BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES) offering during a media webcast. News of a free, hosted BES service for Microsoft Office 365 users hit the Web ... |
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New Blackberry Enterprise Service For Microsoft's Cloud Office 365ITProPortal - 21 Mar, 2011Research in Motion has partnered with Microsoft to make a new Blackberry enterprise service available for the cloud based Office 365 suite. The new RIM-hosted service, which will be available in mid-2011, will be similar to BlackBerry Enterprise Server ... |
RIM Details Cloud-Based BES; Generally Available 'Late 2011'IDG News Service - Al Sacco - Mar 17, 2011BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) today detailed its upcoming, cloud-based BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES) offering during a media webcast. BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) today detailed its upcoming, cloud-based BlackBerry ... |
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