View all images The BlackBerry 7.1 operating system (OS) is now available for download in Australia from Optus and Vodafone.The updated OS by Research In Motion, which rolled out in other countries from mid-April 2012, is compatible with BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and 9810, and Curve 9360.Its new features include ‘BlackBerry Tag’ for near field communication (NFC)-enabled BlackBerry smartphones, Readmore
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM–(Marketwire -05/17/12)- Research In Motion (RIM.TO) (RIMM)(RIM.TO) today announced that CESG, the National Technical Authority for Information Assurance in the UK, has approved the BlackBerry® 7 operating system for government use. The approval enables public sector workers to utilise the enhanced performance and rich functionality of the latest BlackBerry smartphones available in the UK. The BlackBerry® Enterprise Solution from RIM is the only mobile solution approved Readmore
You remember the BlackBerry Playbook? That’s the 7-inch tablet from RIM that hasn’t exactly set the tablet world on fire. It was panned at launch for the lack of functionality, but with the release of Playbook 2.0 a while back became a solid tablet. With a starting price of $199, the Playbook is a solid competitor to the Kindle Fire, although without the big ecosystem from Amazon. Related: BlackBerry Dev Alpha device and BB World demos show RIM isn’t out of the game yet | RIM’s challenge: Readmore
Oh, the young BlackBerry fans will love this! Set to be launched in the Philippines next week (on May 22, to be exact), the ultra-affordable BlackBerry Curve 9220 is ideal for young and price-conscious consumers who love to stay connected via their social media and messaging accounts, and to listen to music on the go. Aside from coming in vibrant and youthful colors namely Fuchsia Pink, Black, Pure White, Teal and Blue and having a price tag of only around Php 10,000 (hopefully, even less), perhaps Readmore
Product Blackberry Curve 9320Website UK BlackberrySpecifications 806MHz single-core processor, 512MB RAM, 2.44in 240×320 display, 3.2MP camera with LED flash, microSD slot supports up to 32GB, microUSB port, HSDPA and WiFi connectivity, stereo FM radio with RDS, 1450mAh battery, Blackberry OS 7.1, 109x60x12.7mm, 103gPrice £130 on pay as you go THE BLACKBERRY CURVE 9320 is Research in Motion’s (RIM’s) cheapest Blackberry Curve yet, but this isn’t at all obvious Readmore
