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moconews.net - 12/3/2008

RIM Lowers Outlook; Response to Storm “Exceptional”

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image In a surprise announcement late Tuesday, Research In Motion lowered its profit and revenue outlook for the third quarter, with Co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie placing the blame on “product launch timing, general economic conditions and foreign exchange volatility.” The new numbers come in ...

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RIM lowers third quarter outlook, touts Storm sales
Engadget — ... but it has nothing but good things to say about the Storm, which it says has "experienced particularly strong momentum in recent weeks." It further added that the Storm's first day of sales drew a record number of new net subscribers for the company, and that it also managed to pull in a record number of weekly net subscribers additions in the last week of the third quarter. Those interested in such things can look for the final numbers to be released on December 18th. [Via mocoNews.net] Filed under: Cellphones RIM lowers third quarter outlook, touts ...

RIM lowers third quarter outlook, touts Storm sales
Engadget Mobile — ... but it has nothing but good things to say about the Storm, which it says has "experienced particularly strong momentum in recent weeks." It further added that the Storm's first day of sales drew a record number of new net subscribers for the company, and that it also managed to pull in a record number of weekly net subscribers additions in the last week of the third quarter. Those interested in such things can look for the final numbers to be released on December 18th. [Via mocoNews.net] RIM lowers third quarter outlook, touts Storm sales originally appeared on ...

RIM expects lower profits despite BlackBerry Storm success
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... $2.75 billion and $2.78 billion, down from the earlier projection of $2.77 billion to $3.10 billion. Furthermore, net subscribership to RIM’s BlackBerry service is now expected to hit 2.6 million new users, dropping from the 2.9 million subscribers expected previously. RIM co-CEO points to “product launch timing, general economic conditions and foreign exchange volatility” as reasons for his company’s lower third quarter expectations. [Via: MocoNews] Related News from IntoMobile: Bad times for Sprint - ...