Russell Shaw, rest in peace
Editor’s note: Russell Shaw passed away on March 14. For more information, see Between the Lines.
Russell Shaw's blog keeps fiercely loyal BlackBerry users up to speed on new models, technologies, carrier promotions, tips and tricks, and relevant corporate news.
Editor’s note: Russell Shaw passed away on March 14. For more information, see Between the Lines.
A new BlackBerry Patent app just published Thursday describes technology for a BlackBerry device with a slide-out keyboard.The Patent app is entitled, Hybrid Portrait-Landscape Handheld Device With Trackball Navigation and Qwerty Hideaway Keyboard.
A newly published BlackBerry Patent application entitled Ergonomic Navigation Cursor Controller For a Handheld Mobile Communication Device specifies technology for a "navigation button" dedicated to controlling the movements of a cursor on a BlackBerry screen.The Abstract is rather specific.
Once again, there were scattered BlackBerry service outages yesterday. This time, it was maintenance on the BlackBerry Internet Service side of the business.
Numerous posters on BlackBerry board Pinstack are reporting some BlackBerry BIS service outages."I love my bb, but this is getting ridiculous," one poster writes.
We hear via Boy Genius Report's traditionally well placed sources that BlackBerry OS 4.6.
I've just been sent a copy of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion stock analyst Mike Abramsky's brand new, quite detailed analysis on RIM.There's plenty to chew on in this RBC Capital Markets report.
Note: This post is duplicated on my IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband blog.Just within the last few days, BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion and Motorola have sued each other for Patent infringement.
NOC= (Blackberry-maker Research In Motion's Network Operations Center in Waterloo, Ont.) As to the latter portion of this post's title, NOT an original.
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion has just said an early investigation is pointing to a problem with an upgrade of a data routing system.The upgrade was part of an ongoing effort to expand capacity for long-term growth, it noted.