RIM signs BT to sell Blackberry
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BT is to offer Research in Motion&#39;s Blackberry mobile email and personal information management system, the UK telco said today.
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BT Group PLC said Monday it is buying U.S.-based Infonet Services Corp., in a deal that values the company at $965 million.
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Research In Motion RIM.TO said on   Monday it aims to offer a Japanese-language version of its   popular BlackBerry device between April and June 2007.
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Research In Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) (RIM) is offering a peek at the company's latest wireless BlackBerry, a handheld that operates on Wi-Fi (802.11b) networks and supports both voice over Internet communications and data connectivity on local area networks.
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Research In Motion (RIM) is demonstrating a new model of its Blackberry handheld device, the Blackberry 7270, that integrates Support for both voice and data capabilities on 802.
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Research in Motion has received clearance to sell its BlackBerry device in China after eight years of trying.
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RIM's new multimedia BlackBerry set to compete with Apple iPhone and high-end handsets from Samsung and LG.
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Debt forces administration and layoffs Jem Telecom, a Leicestershire reseller specialising in Blackberrys, has been forced into administration by an outstanding debt from Orange, apparently linked to the network operator's investigation into payments to their channel partners.â¦
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Research In Motion Ltd. has won permission to sell its BlackBerry device in China after eight years of effort, the Globe and Mail newspaper said on Wednesday.
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Telecoms operator BT Group said it had agreed to buy Californian voice and data network service provider Infonet Services Corp for 965 million dollars (520 million pounds).
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[Johannesburg, 14 December 2004] - The introduction of Research in Motion&#39;s (RIM&#39;s) BlackBerry wireless platform to the local market is imminent, preceded by a flood of publicity and advertising.
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Following BT's recent announcement of plans to sell the BlackBerry(R) wireless solution (including the BlackBerry 7230(TM) and BlackBerry 7730(TM)) as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), BT has now also ...
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BT Group, the privatised former British telecoms monopoly, has sold its entire holding in the French satellite operator Eutelsat for Â£363m.
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RIM said the total number of BlackBerry subscribers increased by 387,000 from the second quarter to more than two million. &quot;RIM and its partners completed an extremely active quarter with a wide range of new
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Research In Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) (RIM) and mobile operating-system consortium Symbian have signed a deal that will enable BlackBerry Connect to run on Symbian-based  Nokia (NYSE: NOK) Series 80 mobile devices, such as the 9500 Communicator.
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BT moved to bolster its position in the global market for providing communications services to multinational corporations yesterday with the $965m (Â£376m) acquisition of loss-making California telecoms group Infonet.
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(InfoWorld) - It's taken a few years, but the BlackBerry is finally coming to China. Research in Motion (RIM) co-CEO Jim Balsillie announced the news during a conference call with analysts late last week, saying that the devices had finally been certified for sale in China during the first quarter of 2007. "We're finalizing delivery availability in the mainland. We're excited to move forward to deliver BlackBerry to corporate customers in key cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, where there's strong interest in the BlackBerry solution," he said during the call. RIM has been working with China Mobile CommunicationsÂ to launch the "push e-mail" devices in China, but it has struggled to clear regulatory hurdles. Last year, RIM had said itÂ expected to be selling the BlackBerryÂ as early as May 2006. With more than 400 million mobile device subscribers, the fast-growing China market is an attractive one for RIM. On Thursday, a company spokeswoman could not say when the BlackBerry was set to be introduced, but a report in Toronto's Globe and Mail said the BlackBerry 8700g would show up in Chinese shops by month's end, retailing for approximately CDN$700 (US$661). The BlackBerry delay has provided an opportunity for China Mobile's rival, China United Telecommunications Corp. (China Unicom), whichÂ introduced its own "RedBerry"Â push e-mail service last year. Â