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Research in Motion (RIM), the makers of the BlackBerry, had a big day today in which amongst other things, they renamed their company to BlackBerry. Makers of the BlackBerry. Still rocking a BlackBerry? Really? Why not an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S3? Call us for great Vodafone deals on 1300 106 571Happy with your phone, but not your plan? Amaysi... Find out more

Research in Motion (RIM), the makers of the BlackBerry, have gone quiet in recent months. Back in June they tried their hand at an awful advertising campaign here in Australia, one in which they went to extraordinary lengths to direct people towards their already-none-month old range of smartphones, all of which are vastly underpowered compared to ... Find out more

Research in Motion (RIM), the makers of the Blackberry mobile phone and perennial 'Glass Joe' of the smartphone world, have released sobering 1st quarter results for 2012 that might convince shareholders to favour options for folding the company and selling the parts off. The results are not unexpected after numerous business announcements and layo... Find out more

Excuse the drool. Like most technology writers, I relish the opportunity to lambast Research in Motion, the makers of the BlackBerry mobile phone and all-round media punching-bag. What is it about this former mobile champion that makes it such a fascinating, exciting subject for ridicule? Click here for the best BlackBerry deals – or call Op... Find out more

Writing about Research in Motion (RIM), the makers of the BlackBerry mobile phone, is leading to a lot of dead fish in a mostly destroyed barrel. This is getting ridiculous. Click here to check out BlackBerry plans and phones, if you hate money Click here for iPhone plans and offers, just to stick it to them. Or call Optus on 1300 137 897 Phot... Find out more

Putting aside the fact that RIM (Research in Motion) is an awful name for a high tech firm, resulting in stifled giggles everywhere, the makers of the BlackBerry have some issues. Specifically, they’re in very real danger of being the next MySpace – a seemingly unassailable presence in tech, an arbiter of coolness and sophistication &nd... Find out more

The Fairfax press is reporting that some BlackBerry users with models purchased originally from other carriers will get a rude shock come August, when the telco giant will be shutting down a portion of its NextG network.            Telstra currently runs it’s 3G network on two bands –... Find out more

Bold indeed! BlackBerry’s new flagship phone is trying to have it all, and mostly succeeds. The 9900 boasts the standard BlackBerry full featured QWERTY keyboard, and a 2.8” touch screen, all wrapped up in BlackBerry’s slimmest phone yet. Under the hood, the Bold sports similar specs to the Torch 9860 – competitive, but not... Find out more

The BlackBerry Torch line is BlackBerry’s proving ground, where the company can test out new hardware specifications that cater to the tech-hungry business user. The new Torch 9860 is not the first BlackBerry to offer a touch screen, but it is the first major, full-fledged BlackBerry that abandons a hardware QWERTY keyboard altogether. The To... Find out more

Although the BlackBerry App world doesn’t have quite as many apps to offer as the iPhone’s App store, there is still a huge amount of useful (as well as downright pointless) apps to choose from. Even some of the best apps are free, so it’s worth having a look around. There are apps for travel, social networking, education, enterta... Find out more

The BlackBerry Torch is a high-quality QWERTY slide phone which has been assembled brilliantly to create an attractive and functional smartphone.The handset itself is slimmer than your typical BlackBerry phone, alleviating you of the feeling of carrying a bulky device around. However, this also means that RIM’s signature QWERTY keyboard has b... Find out more

BlackBerry has revamped the Storm! The new BlackBerry Storm 2 9500 may look like the old Storm 9500 because of its similar dimensions (62 x 14 x 112 mm), but it is a major improvement as far as BlackBerry smartphones go.The Storm 2 9500 has a slick, black shell bordered by tinted chrome running around the edges. The 3.2-inch screen is big with a de... Find out more

The new BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 is a decent flip phone with a great design. The Pearl Flip 8220 has a classy, glossy black casing with a silver trim, and the matte black finish inside enhances this. BlackBerry have created an unusual angled design for the Pearl Flip 8220, which moves the microphone closer to your mouth for better quality sound. ... Find out more

Blackberry has improved the RIM Smartphone with a new LinkedIn application that facilitates social networking for business professionals.Blackberry’s new application connects a range of LinkedIn services to a business professional’s smartphone including Network Updates, Search, Connections, Invitations, Messages and Reconnect. On their ... Find out more

Offering plenty for both professional and personal aspects of your life, the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 is a light and slim smartphone that is full of possibilities. While most BlackBerries, and indeed most smartphones these days are an oppressive black, the Pearl 8120 is a cloudy silver stainless steel. The lighter shade is complemented by a lightweigh... Find out more

Looking at the BlackBerry Storm 9500 you would be forgiven for thinking it is a weird and wonderful combination of the all powerful iPhone and a traditional BlackBerry. However, with a new touchscreen experience and a pile of great features, you will soon see that Storm 9500 is a great phone in its own right. Aesthetically, the BlackBerry Storm 950... Find out more

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 represents a bridge in many ways. A bridge between businessmen and party boys. Between meetings and mixers. And between BlackBerry fanatics and new users. With a barrel of fun features while still maintaining its business chic, the Curve 8520 should delight people regardless of where they stand on the bridge.  Trading... Find out more

Fans will note the BlackBerry Bold 9000 (3G) is still physically a huge phone, but has a ‘sexier’ look with rounded edges. Research in Motion (RIM) has gone against recent downsizing trends of mobile devices by manufacturing this bold and beautiful device. The Bold does knock a millimetre off the dimensions of its predecessors, but it d... Find out more

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 smartphone is a relatively inexpensive, easy-to-use handset designed to make your mobile phone experience simple. It's thin, light and the smallest of the BlackBerry Curve collection. With a stylish look and comfortable feel, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 has an excellent BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard, plus push email for sup... Find out more