RIM's shareholders re-elected to its board

The shareholders of RIM, the maker of the BlackBerry, have re-elected to the board of the company for its annual meeting, the first led by new CEO Thorsten Heins, who faces an uphill battle to relocate to the company's track. Heins commented Tuesday that the strategic review of RIM is focused on recovering the firm with a revamped product portfolio with its axis placed on the strengths of the company. At the same time, the executive has acknowledged...

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BlackBerry App World reaches 3,000 million downloads

  For a change, some good news on the platform smartphones from Research In Motion, whose future is in question so much lately. Canadian firm announces proudly that his catalog of applications App World has exceeded 3,000 million cumulative downloads since its launch in 2009. There are currently over 90,000 apps for sale on BlackBerry’s App World servi...

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The Canadian government says it RIM to resolve their problems

Short News Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Friday that Research In Motion is important for Canada and for the world, but any step to help the manufacturer of next-generation phones with their problems will be taken from the company. Speaking to reporters in a conference call from Ireland, Flaherty also said he was unaware of proposal to buy the company, but noted that any offer should be reviewed by the Government. RIM has suffered...

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