Tag archive: Mark Guibert

Just a day after rolling out its first clamshell phone, Canada's Research in Motion has unveiled a new agreements with Microsoft, MySpace, TiVo, and Slacker designed to bring new media-intensive services to its BlackBerry devices—and increase its smartphones' appeal to consumers. The deals will enable BlackBerry users to tap into Internet radio, keep in touch with their MySpace friends, manage their TiVo set-top boxes, and… Read More

U.S. cellular operator T-Mobile might be the underdog in the market, still trying to get 3G data services out the door and expand its network beyond urban areas and interstates, but every now and then they land an exclusive no other mobile network can boast: today, it's a white version of RIM's BlackBerry Pearl smartphone. “The BlackBerry Pearl has set the bar for combining the functionality of a full-featured BlackBerry… Read More

Canada's Research In Motion (RIM) announced today that its wireless BlackBerry email devices will soon be able to send and receive instant messages via Google Talk, and can immediately start accessing maps, directions, and satellite photos via Google Local. “Instant messaging and local content are two increasingly important areas of focus for mobile applications and we are very pleased to work with Google in extending these two… 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

From large enterprises to prosumers, T-Mobile business customers can now enjoy the T-Mobile Get More® benefits average consumers have long appreciated: more included device features for the money andunparalleled pricing on the nation's largest all-digital GSM/GPRS network. Selling for $399.99, T-Mobile customers who buy the BlackBerry 7230â„¢ can add, to most voice plans, unlimited email andmobile content for $29.99 a month - making… Read More

In addition to being a great mobile solution for enterprise customers with corporate e-mail systems, the BlackBerry 6210 from T-Mobile now allows consumers and small businesses to get their InternetService Provider (ISP) e-mail while mobile on T-Mobile's all-digital, high-speed GSM/GPRS voice and data network- the largest of its kind in the U.S. The BlackBerry 6210, developed by Research in Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM), is now… Read More