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Apple has enjoyed great results despite the iPhone X not yet being available during Kantar's data gathering period, with Android strong in the UK and Xiaomi entering Spain.

BlackBerry chief Thorsten Heins has called for patience as his beleaguered company faced shareholder questions about its future today.

Over half of the U.S. Fortune 500 companies are testing or already using BlackBerry's new line of devices, the company revealed in an interview today.

If there was any doubt left about Apple’s iPhones being greatly inferior to phones from Samsung, today’s announcement of the Galaxy S4 well and truly removes it.

Other vendors found it impossible to provide a truly global content store thanks to the machinations of rightsholders, and Research In Motion has run into the same roadblocks. While BlackBerry World for BlackBerry 10 will open up in Australia with a catalogue of DRM-free music from major and independent labels, we'll have to do without movies and TV shows.

BlackBerry 10 is set for launch this week, and RIM is already spruiking the support it's getting from enterprise developers.

Roll up! Roll up! Get your free BlackBerry here! Embattled smartphone vendor Research in Motion (RIM) is offering one free Blackberry 10 per company as part of its “BlackBerry 10 Ready” promotion.

Beleaguered BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) has had a run of good press in recent days, with headlines like "RIM shares rally as optimism about new devices grows," "Investors find life in RIM ahead of BlackBerry 10 launch," "RIM Ends Week Up 27% - Can It Continue?" However, these all seem to be traceable to one source.

Are you a BlackBerry developer? Are you a consultant that helps clients deploy BlackBerry applications or services? RIM has opened a new portal to provide the information and resources you need.

RIM has revealed that BlackBerry 10 - along with the first two smartphones running the new OS - will be launched on January 30, 2013.

BlackBerry 10 isn't due to arrive until the first quarter of 2013, but it has already gained FIPS 140-2 certification.

The volatility of the global mobile phone market is apparent in the greatly differing financial performance of the major smart phone manufacturers.

BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 promises to provide one-stop enterprise mobility management.

Ailing BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has unveiled plans to shed another 5000 staff and has delayed until 2013 the new BB10 smartphone platform on which it is pinning its future. Meanwhile, one analyst says gross margins on its hardware are now in negative territory.

Research carried out by and for security vendor Trend Micro concludes BlackBerry is the most enterprise-ready mobile operating system, with iOS a distant second.

BlackBerry maker RIM has appointed Ray Gillenwater as managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

Recent smartphone sales in the US have shifted in Apple's favour. But Android isn't the loser.

The Rockstar Consortium is free to proceed with its acquisition of thousands of Nortel patents.