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BlackBerry, Cisco ink patent cross-licensing agreementBlackBerry and global networking giant Cisco today said they have entered into a long-term patent cross-licensing agreement covering their ...- Blackberry expects strong growth for its enterprise services in IndiaThe company says its enterprise services — BES 10 and BBM Protected – are witnessing increasing demand from Indian corporates.
- BlackBerry to complete sale of Canadian real estate by AugustThe Waterloo (Ontario)-headquartered firm is targeting break-even cash flow results by the end of fiscal 2015 (February-March).
- BlackBerry opens its operating system BlackBerry 10 to mobile device management companiesBlackBerry is working with the companies to offer customers the most flexible solution to support a broader enterprise mobility strategy.
- BlackBerry to sell its Canadian real estate for $ 278 millionSmartphone maker BlackBerry will sell a majority of its real estate holdings in Canada to real estate investment firm Spear Street for abou...
- BlackBerry enterprise solutions gaining traction in Indian marketThe rising number of organisations embracing BES 10 in India as part of their mobile strategy shows their commitment to the BlackBerry solu...
- RIM looks at CDMA devices to boost India salesBlackBerry maker Research in Motion is now looking at CDMA devices to boost its sales in the country and is re-launching its Curve 8530 mod...
- BlackBerry maker to soon offer a solutionCanada’s Research in Motion, the maker of the popular BlackBerry cellphone, on Tuesday said it would meet the Indian government deadline of...
- BharatBerry: India's alternative to BlackBerry serviceBharat Berry works through a mix of its very advanced email server known as XGeNPlus and open source technologies.
- Nokia loses its India plot, market share tanks 20%IDC said Nokia's share of the Indian market — its second biggest after China — plunged to 36.3% at the end of June from 54% at the end of 2...
- BlackBerry gets 60-day extensionBlackBerry maker Research in Motion, or RIM, on Monday got a 60-day reprieve from the government to continue services in the country.
- Govt claims to have cracked BlackBerry codeThe communications ministry has suggested a formula by which security agencies can get access to corporate email on Blackberry devices, hop...
- BlackBerry to open code for security checkRIM has for the first time agreed to allow Indian security agencies to monitor its BlackBerry services. Apple's best-known products I 5 Bla...
- TTSL, RCom launch push mail service through SMSTelecom majors Tata Teleservices and Reliance Communications on Wednesday announced the launch of a SMS-based email service across their ne...
- Tech cheers and dampeners of 2009On the last week of 2009, ET looks at what brought cheer to tech enthusiasts this year and what were the dampeners.
- DoT may not be acting fair with BlackBerryRIM's whimper that the communications ministry was targeting it selectively has opened a Pandora’s box full of complicated issues. Hot Hand...
- RIM asks DoT to seek encryption code from others tooDoT has warned RIM that telcos in India would be asked to discontinue BlackBerry services unless the company provides monitoring solutions....
- BlackBerry saga: RIM points fingers at similar servicesRIM has pointed out that the DoT was targeting only it, even as similar solutions were being offered by Nokia and Motorola and also by soft...
- RIM unveils BOLD, beautiful BlackBerryResearch In Motion on Monday introduced its first major new BlackBerry model in more than a year: the Bold, a high-end model that further d...
- Canada questions India's approach on Blackberry imbroglioCanada has also expressed doubt whether those involved on the Indian side are actually empowered to settle the matter. Sizzling handsets
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