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RIM banks on BYOD to help win back share
CEO backs BB10 to help it reclaim market share from rivals as manufacturer pinpoints Bring Your Own Device as key in achieving this
RIM announces 2m rise in subscribers prior to Q2 results
Share price jumps five per cent as CEO Thorsten Heins announces rise in customer numbers and unveils new OS
BlackBerry CEO confirms new OS will be ready for Q1
Delayed BB10 interface will be ready for Q release according to Thorsten Heins
RIM president and CEO apologises for earlier outage
Thorsten Heins says no data or messages were lost earlier in the day, as outage left Vodafone customers in the UK without the use of email and internet
‘RIM’s survival hopes rest on BB10 success’
Things have gone from bad to worse for the BlackBerry manufacturer. As it announces yet more bad news, Chris Donkin talks to industry insiders and telecoms analysts to assess the firm’s chances of staying afloat
Business Watch: RIM and Nokia teetering on brink of takeover
Both manufacturers have encountered highly challenging recently, and Dominic White thinks takeovers of both companies make more sense than ever now
Is it time RIM exited the consumer mobile phone market?
With declining revenues, sales at their lowest since 2003, mass redundancies and damning headlines, RIM is a manufacturer in crisis. Reports it plans to focus on B2B rather than consumer have been dismissed. But can it still survive in both?
Shareholders give RIM board vote of confidence
Research in Motion decision makers re-elected with between 60 and 86 per cent of vote each at AGM
Business Watch: Zuckerberg saving Face with smartphone move?
Dominic White says reports that a Facebook smartphone is in the pipeline for next year are proving a welcome distraction from the social network’s floatation
RIM expecting Q1 operating loss and ‘significant’ job losses
CEO and chairman says manufacturer is likely to make an operating loss in Q1, with significant cost and headcount reductions in the coming months