Source: CNET Asia
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins, flanked by Chief Marketing Officer Frank Boulben (left) and Chief Operating Officer Kristian Tear. (Credit: Roger Cheng/CNET) Former RIM President and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis introduces BlackBerr ...
Full article at: CNET Asia
More like this 1 week ago, 7:44pm CDT
Source: Guelph Mercury
ORLANDO, FLA. – What a difference a year can make. In May 2012, it was mostly doom and gloom as BlackBerry could offer only glimpses and rhetoric about its new software platform before an impatient group of developers, ...
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More like this May 14 2013, 6:45pm CDT
Source: CrackBerry.com
Just a quick reminder before we shut down for the night that we'll be hitting it hard tomorrow starting with the general session keynote at 9am EDT. The keynote will kick off BlackBerry Live with BlackBerry CEO Thorst ...
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More like this May 14 2013, 12:01am CDT
Source: Berry Review
The BlackBerry Live 2013 keynote is a huge deal for BlackBerry. Their two top of the line phones showcasing BlackBerry 10 are released or rolling out and they need to keep the momentum going. We have been hearing som ...
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More like this May 13 2013, 2:25pm CDT
Source: Forrester Blogs
Just one more week before Forrester's Forum For Marketing Leaders EMEA (May 21-22) in London kicks off. Our analysts are excited to unveal the latest Forrester ideas such as The Mobile Mindshift in Europe, The Database ...
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More like this May 13 2013, 11:49am CDT
Source: Wall Street Journal
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More like this May 1 2013, 11:32am CDT
Source: MarketWatch
Want to see how this story relates to your portfolio? Just add items to create a portfolio now: SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Tech stocks slid mostly to the red on Wednesday morning, with Apple among the leading, large-cap decliners as $17 billion wort ...
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More like this May 1 2013, 9:35am CDT