UK based Desktop and Asset Management software specialist NetSupport has added the BlackBerry PlayBook to the range of supported devices for its free NetSupport DNA mobile console app.
City of Cambridge field workers get BlackBerry PlayBooks
March 18, 2012 | By | View Comments
The City of Cambridge and technology partners at IBM and Research In Motion recently unveiled a first of a kind system that will arm City staff with the tools they need to enhance Asset Management and related business processes for the municipality.
Omantel Mobile cuts prices of BlackBerry devices
March 18, 2012 | By | View Comments
Omantel Mobile, of Oman in southwest Asia on the southeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula, recently announced a number of discounts on BlackBerry devices with the aim to enable more subscribers to enjoy the benefits of the BlackBerry solution. Omantel Mobile has always been known for its commitment to offering the best services for BlackBerry subscribers and [...]
Secusmart offers encrypted calls for BlackBerry
March 7, 2012 | By | View Comments
Ever wanted to have tap-proof conversations? Secusmart gives any ordinary BlackBerry the ability to conduct encrypted calls and SMS text messages through a hardware-based crypto solution from Secusmart for secure phone calls. During CeBIT, Secusmart debuted a microSD card with a built-in processor that plugs into phones with a microSD slot.
App Review: eBuddy XMS for BlackBerry v.1.2
March 4, 2012 | By | View Comments
Do more than SMS eBuddy XMS lets you connect to all your friends. XMS users that are already in your phone book are added automatically to your XMS contact list. Better yet, you can link to your Facebook account to find even more friends.
360Sync’s Office 365 for BlackBerry
March 3, 2012 | By | View Comments
Now BlackBerry users can work seamlessly anywhere with our new Sync and Protection for your emails, contacts, calendar over-the-air without wires. Seamless and user-friendly over-the-air freedom.
RIM to Add Thailand, Indonesia Stores
February 29, 2012 | By | View Comments
As demand in Indonesia (the world’s fourth- most populous country with about 248 million people) rises, Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) plans a campaign to increase retail outlets in Indonesia and Thailand, seeking to capitalize on rising demand for its BlackBerry smartphones in Southeast Asia and offset slumping U.S. sales.
