Five things you need to know from BlackBerry World 2012
The BlackBerry-maker made a ton of major announcements during the three-day event, but a number of things really stand out in my mind
BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0: An enterprise evaluation
The new software is easy to like, but definitely not perfect
Why RIM should not sell the BlackBerry brand–and why it should
Recent reports of other major vendors considering acquiring the struggling company have brought RIM’s future into question
BlackBerry in 2012: More trouble in store for RIM
Things will only get worse before they get better for RIM
Five ways to protect your smartphone from bad apps
McAfee released a set of 5 tips to help ensure that your smartphone remains secure and free of potentially harmful mobile apps
RIM’s developer chief on the future of BlackBerry, BBX
Saunders is a former Windows product manager for Microsoft and ex-developer relations chief of QNX Systems
Google wallet mobile payments: What it means for the channel
Google Wallet is also expected to be available only to Android users, at first
Five reasons why you should believe in BlackBerry
Waterloo, Ont.’s RIM still has some fight in it yet
Seven solid reasons to keep the faith in RIM, BlackBerry
RIM’s struggles have all but the CrackBerry addicts turning a cold shoulder, but it’s not all doom and gloom
RIM, Microsoft announce partnership with focus on Bing
Bing will now be the default browser search engine on all future BlackBerry devices
19 must-have BlackBerry apps for newbies
We’ve scoured BlackBerry App World to bring you the 19 free BlackBerry apps that you’ve got to have
The 411 on RIM’s co-CEOs
Getting to know Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie a little better
BlackBerry PlayBook tablet: A video look
CIO’s Al Sacco was among the first to see a demonstration of RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet at CES
BlackBerry PlayBook tablet: 10 key features and facts
Here’s what you need to know about the PlayBook
BlackBerry Apps: Four types to avoid
Advice you need to read before visiting the app store