After the huge success of the touchscreen BlackBerry Storm smartphone last year now Research In Motion (RIM) is planning the next-generation of the device. This has been widely rumored as the BlackBerry Storm 2. Looks like RIM will use this momentum to roll out another touchscreen device as the answer to Apple’s popular iPhone.
According to RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie, more than half of RIM’s 25 million subscribers now fall into the non-corporate category and the Storm sales remain strong. BlackBerry coverage now extends to 475 wireless carriers and distribution partners in about 160 countries. While the company grews its revenue in its last quarter by 84 percent to $3.46 billion.
Source : Reuters
Mon, May 4, 2009
BlackBerry, RIM