RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie said to expect a WiFi-enabled BlackBerry later this year. Balsillie said he was not an early believer in WiFi, but that he now believes it compliments mobile service. Perhaps T-Mobile's UMA plans play a role in the decision?
RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie said to expect a WiFi-enabled BlackBerry later this year. Balsillie said he was not an early believer in WiFi, but that he now believes it compliments mobile service. Perhaps T-Mobile's UMA plans play a role in the decision?