Tag archive: Domino

Despite Research in Motion's recent push into the consumer smartphone sector, for years BlackBerries have been the perferred smartphone for corporations, enterprises, governments, and an assortment of other white-color organizations. Now, RIM is partnering with Hewlett-PackardP to fortify and enhance BlackBerry use in large organizations. The deal will include the development of HP CloudPrint for BlackBerry—which will enable… Read More

It's possible someone who's been paying even a tiny bit of attention to the evolution of interactive home video technology didn't see this one coming…but we don't know how. DVR pioneer TiVo announced today that it has added the ability for broadband-connected TiVo subscribers to order Domino's pizza for either delivery or pickup directly from their television sets via TiVo. No, really. We didn't… Read More

Mobile operator Sprint, struggling to hang on to subscribers as it invests in rolling out its much-touted WiMax mobile broadband network, has announced Sprint Mobile Email Work, an extension of its existing mobile email service that will enable users of consumer-oriented non-PDA phones—like the iPhone-competing Instinct—to tap into corporate email systems as well as end-user email accounts like Gmail, Windows Live, and Yahoo… Read More

The Papa John’s pizza chain has rolled out nationally a new service that lets customers order their pizzas by text message.   It’s the next step for the company, which has already found that 20% of its sales have come from online ordering. Customers have to create an initial online account, including four favorite orders, payment preference and a delivery address, according to CNN. Oncethat’s accepted, customers can text… Read More

A long-time favorite mobile solution with enterprises and large organizations, Canada's Research in Motion has announced BlackBerry Professional Software, a new package of wireless offerings targeting smaller businesses and supporting up to 30 wireless users. “Productivity and flexibility are obviously important for small and medium-sized businesses,” said RIM president and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis, in a statement. “We… Read More

A ton of rumors have been swirling over the past few months but now it's official: The Nintendo Wiiconsole will cost $250 and will be shipping November 19th. Most consumers expected a $150 price point and will no doubt be dissapointed by this news, but it still makes it the cheapest next-genconsole on the market. Says Nintendo:"Our goal is to bring gaming back to the masses. You see that in our pricing, you see that in the number of… Read More

Palm, Inc. and Canada's Research In Motion have announced they're working to put BlackBerry Connect software on palm's Treo 650 smartphone, and hope to have the combined product available to consumers in early 2006. “Treo 650 has earned accolades as the best fully featured smartphone available, and we're thrilled to make it even better by answering customer requests and offering RIM's BlackBerry email… Read More

BlackBerry subscribers reached the one million mark in February 2004 and doubled in less than ten months, reaching two million subscribers in November 2004. The surge to three million subscribers demonstrates the continuing momentum and expanding market opportunity for RIM and its partners. For corporate customers, BlackBerry Enterprise Server software tightly integrates with Microsoft Exchange, IBM Lotus Domino and Novell GroupWise and… Read More

From the press release: This powerful and versatile offering, built on the BlackBerry platform combines support for phone, email, Internet, intranet, text messaging, and organizer applications in a single, integrated device that enables users to perform multiple tasks on the go. EarthLink Wireless' offering also includes exclusive features and services, such as award-winning customer service and EarthLink's spam and virus… Read More

From the press release: It also incorporates GPS technology with E911 support. The BlackBerry 7520 provides a true mobile office experience, enabling phone, Direct Connect, email and data applications in a single integrated device. It operates on Nextel's guaranteed all-digital network to provide mobile professionals the freedom to access information and communicate while away from the office. “BlackBerry continues to be an… Read More

Research In Motion (RIM) today introduced a new licensing program that allows other device manufacturers to incorporate BlackBerry software applications in addition to supporting BlackBerrywireless services. Through the BlackBerry Built-In licensing program, mobile device manufacturers can incorporate various BlackBerry applications into their own phones or handheld devices includingBlackBerry Email, BlackBerry Calendar and BlackBerry… Read More

Through RIM's BlackBerry Connect licensing program, the Motorola MPx and MPx220 will be able to connect to BlackBerry services including BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry Web Client. “The MPx and MPx220 are the ultimate email devices for mobile professionals who want to stay in touch with their business, friends and family.” said Michael Tatelman, Vice-President and General Manager, MOTOPro Products, Motorola Inc.… Read More

PalmSource and Visto will co-market the new default messaging solution to Palm OS licensees and their wireless operators, resulting in easier integration with existing IT infrastructures. The new email client for the Palm OS platform will provide secure, reliable push-email capabilities between Palm Powered(TM) mobile devices and enterprise-grade mail servers such as Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Domino, as well as access to POP3/IMAP mail… Read More