On Monday of this week, RIM’s new CEO made a statement that set off a bomb on the blogosphere, and I’m not sure he understood its repercussions at the time.
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RIM’s New CEO Backtracks: “There Is A Lot Of Change”
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The Jan. 27 Shop Android Deal of the Day is the According to the latest report from Strategy Analytics, Apple has now overtaken Samsung to become the world’s largest smartphone vendor by volume. Apple achieved 23.9% market share during Q4 2011, narrowly beating out Samsung’s 23.5% share
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Read more: Freshly anointed RIM CEO Thorsten Heins sat down with Crackberry this week to discuss his vision for the future of BlackBerry, his thoughts on Android and, most strikingly, his recent comments about maintaining the status quo. Shortly after his appointment, Heins issued a video address in which he implicitly claimed that RIM doesn’t need an overhaul. “If we continue doing well what we’re doing, I see no problems with us being in the top three players worldwide in the next years in wireless,” the exec said.
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Read more here: Google’s improved how its calendar and email services interact with Windows Phones running the Mango update . Users can now cram up to 25 different calendars into the Metro OS’s built-in calendar app. The setup’s not exactly seamless; you need to navigate your Windows Phone to the Google Sync page, login and check the boxes found there
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