Research In Motion posted strong results for its Q2: revenue more than doubled to $1.37 billion from the year-earlier $658.5 million. Net income was also up: $287.7 million, or 50 cents a share. That's up from $140.2 million, or 25 cents a share. Like other handset makers, RIM has become more bullish about mobile content: RIM launched BlackBerry Unite, a free service that lets small groups of users, like families, share content like calendars, music and documents.

For more on RIM's new service and its quarter:
- click here for the release [1] on RIM's earnings
- read this report [2] from the WSJ

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Click here for our RIM Rumors and News Round Up [3]
RIM released APIs to help bolster mobile content creation in this article [4]