The latest report is in from ComScore , and as you might expect, the news is sunshine and roses for the crews at Google and Apple. . . . → Read More: ComScore: Android and iOS gallop ahead, US smartphone usage approaches 100 million
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 2011: the year Smartphones supplanted computers, at least according to the bundle of spreadsheets that just arrived from Canalys Research . . . . → Read More: Canalys: More smartphones than PCs shipped in 2011  To many’s disappointment, superheroes weren’t exactly on RIM’s list to be the face of its latest advertising crusade. Simply dubbed “Be Bold,” the ad campaign focuses boldly on the famed BlackBerry Messenger , as well as the productivity aspects found in the 9900 . Research in Motion is also taking a swing at its competitors with expressions like “I’m about action, not distraction” and “we need tools, not toys.” At this point, the Canadian manufacturer will take what it can get , thus it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it’s showing off what some consider its best traits . . . → Read More: RIM launches BlackBerry ‘Be Bold’ ad campaign, superheroes nowhere to be seen (video)  For wary Office 365 enterprises who’ve been reluctant to dip their toes into the beta pond, today will certainly be memorable in the IT room: Research in Motion has gone ahead and blessed BlackBerry Business Cloud Services as ready for prime time. . . . → Read More: RIM welcomes Office 365 users into the fold with BlackBerry Business Cloud Services  The news coming out of Research In Motion just keeps on flowing. We're just over a week into the reign of new CEO Thorsten Heins, and the latest is this new image of the BlackBerry London secured by our cousins over at Crackberry . . . . → Read More: New picture surfaces of next-gen BlackBerry smartphone, looks a little familiar  That salacious onyx number up there? Per CrackBerry , it’s a rendering of RIM’s upcoming BlackBerry codenamed London . . . . → Read More: BlackBerry London resurfaces in leak, sports matte black exterior, nonexistent OS  If you tend to exercise a bit more caution when using your mobile machine, we imagine you’ll welcome McAfee ‘s Mobile Security 2.0 with open arms. The Intel-owned security connoisseur has just introduced its refreshed apps, designed to protect Android handsets and slates, along with BlackBerry and Symbian smartphones. All users can take advantage of features such as Complete Anti-virus, Anti-spyware, Anti-phishing Protection, Call and SMS Filtering, while Android owners can also try out App Protection, which is said to interpret “how apps are accessing and possibly transmitting personal data,” in order to keep your privacy under control. . . . → Read More: McAfee updates Mobile Security to 2.0, keeps you protected on the go (video)  To say it's been an interesting year for Research in Motion and BlackBerry would certainly be an understatement. . . . → Read More: RIM’s new CEO on Android hardware: ‘they are all the same’  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. . . . → Read More: RIM’s New CEO Backtracks: “There Is A Lot Of Change”  We’ve heard some rumors about what RIM had in store for its beleaguered BlackBerry brand, but we’re just now seeing some evidence to support those claims. The fine folks over at BGR have gotten their hands on what appears to be a copy of the company’s 2012 roadmap, as well as a handful of slides detailing some upcoming products. It looks like an HSPA+ equipped PlayBook is in the works, packing both NFC and a 1.5GHz CPU for good measure, as well as a pile of Curves aimed at the entry-level market. . . . → Read More: 2012 BlackBerry roadmap leaks, reveals pile of Curves and 3G PlayBook |
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