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RIM turning to the Web to solve fragmentation

SAN DIEGO--With device and operating system fragmentation issues continuing to multiply, Research In Motion said it is looking to the Web to create a more standardized and cohesive mobile software

Scrutinizing the U.S. smartphone OS landscape

To say that the wireless industry's attention is focused on smartphones is an understatement. Indeed, it may be more accurate to say that the wireless industry's future hinges on the smartphone.

TiVo launches on BlackBerry App World

Digital video recording giant TiVo introduced a new mobile application optimized for Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphones and available for free via the BlackBerry App World virtual

RIM's revenue jumps 37%, but outlook disappoints

Research In Motion reported solid revenue growth in its fiscal second quarter, which ended Aug. 29. However, the BlackBerry maker's profit took a hit from a settlement charge related to a patent

Is Windows Mobile headed for failure?

Although Microsoft has long faced concerns over its position in the smartphone operating system market, and industry watchers have predicted its demise seemingly every year since its entrance into

Analyst: With Storm, Bold refreshes, RIM poised for gains

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion appears set to post solid quarterly results when it reports Thursday, according to one analyst, and the company's upcoming quarter should also sooth investors

Analyst: BlackBerry Tour's trackball issues hurt Sprint, Verizon

Trackball issues plaguing Research In Motion's BlackBerry Tour smartphone have contributed to high return rates for the device at Sprint Nextel and have angered Verizon Wireless, according to an

Canadian government won't block Ericsson-Nortel deal

The Canadian government declined to review the $1.13 billion sale of Nortel Networks' CDMA and LTE assets to Ericsson, clearing out a potentially major obstacle to the deal. The announcement by

RIM eyes China Telecom for BlackBerry expansion

Kaufman Brothers analyst Shaw Wu said in a research note that Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry, is currently working on a deal to get China Telecom to carry the firm's devices on its 3G

Motorola's Wyatt: Android offered us a way to 'accelerate our products'

with Christy Wyatt, vice president of software applications and ecosystem for Motorola As Motorola prepares to unveil its first Android device (or devices) next week in San Francisco, Sue Marek,