Research in Motion recently launched their first ever tablet in USA and Canada which is known as BlackBerry Playbook. We recently reviewed it for you, and we told you that it’s a good tablet. Mobilink also announced that they will bring it in Pakistan whereas HomeShopping PK and other retailers are already offering it. Unfazed by its recent Playbook recall in the US, Research in Motion has firmed up plans to release the device in the UK. The company’s flagship tablet will hop across the pond to its first international market, where it will go on sale beginning June 16. The news comes very recently after RIM had to put egg on its face by recalling several hundred Playb

Research in Motion (RIM) announced its new range of Bold Touch smartphones, the Bold 9900 and Bold 9930. Basically, two models are identical, except that the 9900 supports tri-band HSPA+ 4G and quad-band GSM/EDGE networks while the 9930 is a world phone adding support for dual-Band CDMA/EV-DO Rev. A network. The new phones are the thinnest Blackberry phones at 10.5mm and have lustrous exterior with a brushed stainless steel frame and a high-gloss glass-weave backplate. The new Bold Touch phones both are powered by 1.2GHz SnapDragon processor with 768MB of memory and runs the latest BlackBerry 7 OS. They feature the iconic physical QWERTY keyboard with optical trackpad, a 2.8-inch ca

RIM the Makers of BlackBerry Smartphone announced the launch of the BlackBerry Style 9670 smartphone for the CDMA customers in India .The new smartphone comes in a elegant compact flip design along with dual high-resolution displays and a full-QWERTY keypad. One of its amazing feature is the powerful new BlackBerry 6 operating system.The smartphone also features a full-QWERTY BlackBerry keypad that makes messaging, email and real-time chats with BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) pretty easy. It also comes along with many advanced features, which includes a 5MP camera with flash and it also supports video recording, built in GPS for location based apps and geo tagging, Wi-Fi for faster

The day many BlackBerry addicts have been waiting for has finally come. The first BlackBerry Tablet — the BlackBerry PlayBook — has finally become available. Individuals can find the 7-inch tablet across several consumer electronics retailers such as Best Buy, Staples, Office Max, and more. The base model is priced at $499. Unfortunately, it seems that AT&T customers are not able to use the BlackBerry Bridge feature at this time. It’s unknown why exactly the carrier was left out. The functionality does seem to work on all other carriers.

Nobody has been able to match the iPad thus far. But the PlayBook, the first effort from BlackBerry smartphone maker Research In Motion, has emerged as one of the strongest contenders. On the surface, the PlayBook looks similar to other iPad competitors: Its slick touch screen measures 7 inches diagonally, smaller than the iPad’s but comparable with those of others. It has front and rear cameras for snapping photos and video conferencing and a black rubberized plastic back and sides. What’s different is the software powering the PlayBook. Most non-iPad tablets use Google’s Android software; RIM developed its own — a smart decision, yielding a device that is a