RIM's BlackBerry Mobile Fusion server opens ports to iOS and Android

Due to insistent public demand, RIM is launching BlackBerry Mobile Fusion – the Company’s next-generation enterprise mobility solution and RIM’s entry into the multi-platform Mobile Device Management (MDM) marketplace. Which can now manage iPhones, iPads and various Android devices.

Building on years of leading enterprise mobility management solutions from RIM, BlackBerry Mobile Fusion will simplify the management of smartphones and tablets running BlackBerry, Google Android and Apple iOS operating systems.  Full PR at the jump.

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SourceCode: Why RIM's PlayBook might still surprise us

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

It has been quite a year for the BlackBerry PlayBook. Starting off as one of the most anticipated releases of 2011, the PlayBook has been put on sale this past week with $300 off its price. Most recently, a preview of the next software update for RIM's 7-inch tablet shows that  maybe the best is yet to come.

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BlackBerry PlayBook on sale, for $300 off on all models

eReaders? Bah, get a real tablet! Like RIM's very own BlackBerry PlayBook now being discounted by $300 by a number of retailers like Best Buy, Future Shop and Staples until the 19th. This means that the 64GB model is now cheaper than what the 16GB model was! THis might make up for the fact the PlayBook still doesn't have an email client or can't send and receive BBM messages. 

Research Infosource: RIM is Canada's top R&D spender with $1.4billion in 2010

Research in Motion (RIM) remains Canada’s top corporate R&D spender, devoting nearly $1.4 billion to research, an increase of 26.3% over Fiscal 2009. RIM’s spending on research expanded slightly faster than its revenues (up 20.1%) according to a study by Research Infosource.

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