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boygeniusreport.com - 7/1/2009

What happened to Research In Motion and where are they going?

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I want to start this off by saying I have nothing but love for RIM the company. Probably my favorite tech corporation in the world, they’ve created an incredibly unique product that practically replaces the need for drugs for most people. What’s even more fascinating, however, is ...

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twitter.com - 7/1/2009

Twitter / sprint: BlackBerry Tour available ...

— twitter.com — Loader Twitter.com Login Join Twitter! BlackBerry Tour available July 12 via online and telesales! $199 for upgrade... eligible customers, incl Instant+MIR. http://bit.ly/bUlaO about 1 hour ago from CoTweet sprint Footer 2009 Twitter About Us Contact ... (more) Twitter / sprint: BlackBerry Tour available ...

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news.prnewswire.com - 6/30/2009

Take a Tour - a BlackBerry Tour - On America's Most Reliable 3G Network and Beyond

— news.prnewswire.com — Around the World or Around Town, Verizon Wireless Offers a Host of BlackBerry Smartphone Choices BASKING RIDGE,... N.J. , June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- The highly anticipated global 3G BlackBerry(R) Tour(TM) from Research In Motion (RIM) will hit Verizon ... (more) Take a Tour - a BlackBerry Tour - On America's Most ...

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boygeniusreport.com - 6/30/2009

Bell confirmed to be launching the Tour on July 17th, $699.95 retail

— boygeniusreport.com — Well then . It looks like we’re now able to confirm that the BlackBerry Tour 9630 —... which Bell has yet to officially announce — will touch down in Canada on the 17th of JulyBeyond that, we’re also able to confirm that the ... (more) Bell confirmed to be launching the Tour on July 17th, ...

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Where is Research In Motion (RIM), what now?
Phones Review — ... According to the BGR, there are so many limitations to Research In Motion’s operating system and with each OS update some functionality is added here and there however, the mobile landscape has changed over the past 2 years and RIM seems to be unable to see what direction to head in. ...

RIM: Is the BlackBerry OS the weak link?
Between the Lines — ... The Boy Genius Report has a treatise on Research in Motion’s future and it’s a must read for BlackBerry watchers. In short, the limitations of RIM’s operating systems are becoming more apparent by the day and the company needs a plan to compete with the iPhone OS, WebOS and Android pronto. The Boy Genius writes: You have to look at the big picture here… for what RIM is working with (an incredibly miserable Java OS with so much security and encryption and smoke-blowing APIs) they’ve hit the jackpot. Their OS architecture is fantastic, their use of security is what makes them ...

ZDNET talks about the limitations of the Blackberry OS
PalmAddicts — ... ZDNET talks about the limitations of the Blackberry OS. "The Boy Genius Report has a treatise on Research in Motion’s future and it’s a must read for BlackBerry watchers. In short, the limitations of RIM’s operating systems are becoming more apparent by the day and the company needs a plan to compete with the iPhone OS, WebOS and Android pronto." ...

Gizmodo: Nokia está condenado
Celularis — ... Es interesante ver que con apenas una semana de diferencia dos de los blogs más importantes del mundo le dedican sendas notas críticas a dos de las plataformas de smartphones dominantes en el mercado; por un lado Boy Genius dice que Blackberry necesita urgentemente un cambio de sistema operativo cosa que no comparto 100% porque la plataforma esta evolucionando y, por otro lado, ...

Bets Being Placed As To Which Mobile Operating System Will Fail—But It's Too Early To Tell
mocoNews — ... “Nokia is doomed,” Boy Genius asks “What happened to Research In Motion and where are they going?,” and the WSJ ...