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RIM released all new official IM client to v2.5.63

Research In Motion (RIM) has released the latest update from their official IM client like Google Talk, AIM, Yahoo Messenger, and others. Unfortunately we do not know what the latest features offered on this new version, but users can get the update on the BlackBerry App World or on the link below:

[via BerryReview]

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by Oki Rosgani

RIM buys DataViz, makers of Documents to Go

Popular mobile office software maker DataViz has apparently been acquired by Research In Motion according to Crackberry.com. Neither company has announced it but reportedly RIM paid $50 million cash for the deal.

The BlackBerry news site is saying that DataViz employees have been changing their profiles on LinkedIn from DataViz to RIM and that the deal is small enough for RIM to keep its details private.

Until now, despite its long held strong presence in the enterprise market, RIM has not had its own office solution. This gives them an easy solution and an additional leverage when pushing their Enterprise Server to potential clients given the inroads made by Apple and Google recently.

What this means for other platforms such as PalmOS, Windows Mobile, Maemo, iOS and Android is unclear but apparently they have announced that they will cease development of Documents to Go for webOS. It will not be a surprise if they do the same for other platforms as well but it's probably smarter to continue to do so.

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RIM official release BlackBerry Messenger 5.0.1.38

Today RIM has launch several apps, after releasing BlackBerry Desktop Manager 6 and BlackBerry Podcast Apps for American and Canadian user, RIM now has launch the latest version of BlackBerry Messenger apps v5.0.1.38. The user can download this apps via OTA using their BlackBerry browser just point to http://blackberry.com/messenger.

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by Oki Rosgani

RIM announces Curve 3G, BlackBerry 6 ready

Along with the Torch introduction, RIM extends its most popular line, Curve, into next level. A development from Curve 85xx series, Curve 3G -- or also known as 9300/Keppler -- adds 3G and GPS ability, and compatibility with BlackBerry 6 when available in coming months. Other than that, the spec is much less the same with 85xx. Quite surprising that RIM boldly stated this phone to be BlackBerry 6 ready while few phones that has better specs, Storm2 for example, isn't yet to be clear whether will be compatible with BlackBerry 6 or not.

Curve 3G will be available in North America first, with other region to follow by the end of the year. Pretty clear that RIM wants to hold its domination, especially in North America, in mid-to-low market when promoting BlackBerry 6 later this year.

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RIM brings multimedia experience in BlackBerry OS 6

RIM back tempting for Blackberry lovers with multimedia capabilities that will showcase the Blackberry OS 6. Through their blog, RIM displaying image of multimedia features that filled in Blackberry OS 6.

There are a few pictures of multimedia features that appear from RIM Blackberry 6. Among them are music player, camera control, application of new podcast, Youtube Video Uploader and an easy search of multimedia content.

RIM said it has worked hard to improve the multimedia features on the Blackberry 6. Multimedia developers are determined to bring RIM's so-called 'intuitive multimedia experience' so that both the old users and their new Blackberry with Blackberry will easily use the multimedia features of the Blackberry.

[via BlackBerry Blog]

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RIM launching BlackBerry Locate Service for developers

RIM ready to launch service called Blackberry Locate Service for developers. Through this service, allowing developers to quickly access your location without having to fire up the device GPS. How to determine location using triangulation is actually not a new technology. Google Maps had previously been using triangulation methods to determine the location.

The new service can get your location in seconds using cellphone towers. This is similar to how the “My Location” service works in Google Maps. For application developers, Blackberry Locate Service allows developers to use their location data into their applications without relying on GPS. RIM hopes this Locate Service can stimulate the emergence of location-based applications such as encountered in Foursquare and Gowalla. If you want to using this feature, you have to using BlackBerry OS 5 on you device and equires a carrier that has enabled this feature.

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BlackBerry Pearl 3G hits FCC

RIM has just handed over some variation of the BlackBerry Pearl 3G to the FCC for further certification. We know that RIM officially announced the BlackBerry Pearl 3G at WES 2010 with a promise of release in May.

The FCC has held up to their part by letting it pass and giving it a green light. At this point it is anyone’s guess what the exact release dates will be. This BlackBerry Pearl series is quite interesting, besides having a SureType and Multitap input model of a typical BlackBerry Pearl series, BlackBerry Pearl 9105 model will have a keyboard with T9 input mode.

[via: Engadget]

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BlackBerry 9670 revealed!

We've got a photos of BlackBerry 9670, a new cell phone made by RIM (Research In Motion) has the form factor is slightly different from the previous BlackBerry products.

This phone has a clam shell design but has a full QWERTY keypad (non-SureType), while the screen is big enough with a resolution of 360 x 480, using the latest navigational and trackpad, sports with WiFi, Bluetooth, microSD slot, microUSB port and this will be the first BlackBerry product packed with 5 megapixel camera. Besides these phones will use CDMA networks and use BlackBerry OS 6.0 operating system.

There’s still no price point, and it may be a little while before either of these devices get officially announced. But you can wait, right?

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RIM teases us with a preview video of BlackBerry 6

Today, RIM's YouTube channel has released the first teaser video of the new BlackBerry 6 operating system. The two minutes video shows us a couple of features that most likely will be available in the new OS, including the much anticipated WebKit-based browser and also a multitouch gestures in the gallery app. While most of BlackBerry smartphone is a touch-less device, this video however, shows us the capability of BlackBerry 6 on (what I believe) a touch screen device and I admit it looks pretty good. So I think it'll be interesting to see the new OS on a touch-less device.

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