Start a group | guest
ADVERTISEMENT

 
Start a New TalkAbout +
search
The Wall
Apple becomes the largest Smartphone Vendor
2
posts
183
views
Why Apple outsources the iPhone - COMMENTS
3
posts
233
views
Reaction to Google's Privacy Changes Hitting the Web
1
posts
178
views
Skype to be an integrated feature on Microsoft Windows Phone? COMMENTS
3
posts
211
views
Rumors of a RIM sale?
2
posts
196
views
gdt gdt
1/18/2012
Predicting Tablets will replace laptops
3
posts
255
views
LightSquared's LTE interference issues deemed real by nine government agencies.
1
posts
199
views
Tech bloggers seem to like the new Microsoft Windows Phone
2
posts
136
views
Rumors that Microsoft will buy Nokia's Smartphone Division
5
posts
304
views
A lesson RIM could learn from HP / Palm.
2
posts
253
views
AT&T gets the OK to buy Qualcomm 700 Mhz Spectrum
1
posts
396
views
BGR: NTSB recommends all states ban use of cell phones, hands-free devices while driving
14
posts
441
views
BRG: Smartphone penetration skyrockets in 2011, iPhone becomes No.1 handset
3
posts
431
views
BGR: Senate gives Carrier IQ until December 14th to address privacy concerns
6
posts
591
views
Disruption to 75% of GPS in Testing
2
posts
217
views
The Record: Drunken RIM employees force plane to turn around
2
posts
419
views
What is Google's future?
1
posts
400
views
BGR: AT&T withdraws FCC application for T-Mobile merger
1
posts
249
views
If you have a Facebook browser cookie on your PC they know what you are doing.
1
posts
513
views
Siri could be redefining the way local search is done
1
posts
321
views
More


Rumors of a RIM sale?
As you would imagine there are rumors circulating on the web that RIM is shopping around for a buyer. This article has a different twist:

But RIM may not be preparing to sell the company in full: on January 4, Barron's quoted an analyst from Jefferies and Co. as saying that RIM had agreed to license its BlackBerry OS to "Samsung, HTC, and possibly others."

BlackBerry sales are increasing outside the U.S. - so a good move for Samsung or HTC?
2
posts
196
views
gdt gdt
1/18/2012
The Wall
The Blackberry operating system has no value. The Blackberry's real value was the original wireless email patent, which is owned by NTP. Remember the big patent infringement case where NTP wiped the floor with RIM?

Remember the Blackberry operating system does not equate to email. NTP owns the patent.
PJLouis PJLouis
1/19/2012
 
Feedback Tab FAQ Terms of Use Privacy Policy Contact
Copyright 2012. Kindle Innovations. All Rights Reserved.