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Amazon Kindle 3G Gets Cheaper With Ads

Amazon has introduced a cheaper version of the Kindle 3G ebook reader with an ad-supported version. The pricing of this new ebook reader will be $164.

RIM Maintains Playbook Is No Flop

RIM. has come out in defense of its Playbook, saying the tablet has sold better than expected.

Smartphone App Guides Wine Lovers through Monterey County

App acts as personal tour guide; compatible with all smartphones

T-Mobile ignores iPhone and Windows Phones

A news leak reveals the future roadmap for T-Mobile's 2011 device list that includes plenty of Android and Blackberry devices. No iPhone or Window Phones were listed suggesting they were ignored for the 2011 lineup. The exclusion of iPhone may come as no surprise after T-Mobile said it will not offer iPhones in the immediate future due to acquisition agreements following the announced merger with AT&T. Windows Phone fans can hope that T-Mobile will follow through with offering the Nokia ...

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Analysts skeptical over RIM's prospects even with Playbook tablet

Could this be the end of RIM?

Research in Motion issued a partial recall on its much-hyped Playbook tablet, but unfortunately this disappointing news isn't an isolated misstep.

RIP RIM: Recalls and missteps signal an end is near

On Monday Research in Motion announced a recall on its just recently minted and extremely hyped-up Playbook tablet computer. Unfortunately this disappointing news doesn't come in a vacuum for the company, but instead follows a series of misstep

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U2 Rocks in Mexico City; Bono Blasts U.S. Weapons Smuggling [PHOTOS]

Irish band U2 performed three concerts in Mexico City´s Azteca stadium as part of their 360 Tour on May 11, 14, and 15 as lead singer Bono met with President Felipe Calderon to discuss the nation's growing drug-related violence and poverty.

RIM Recalls PlayBooks In Another Misstep

Approximately 1,000 PlayBook tablets were recalled by RIM as the company's stock plunges to its lowest total in more than two years.

RIM's recall of 1,000 PlayBook tablets undermines the success of its new QNX OS

In a tightly contested tablet landscape RIM started its journey by recalling 1,000 units of its flagship PlayBook tablet due to a faulty OS.

RiM, China Telecom’s partnership ensures BlackBerry services for small commercial set-ups in China

China Telecommunications Corporation (China Telecom) and Research in Motion (RIM), the perpetual developer of the BlackBerry smartphone, has announced plans to start BlackBerry services for small commercial organizations in China, a report in RIM website said. The companies will be launching the Blackberry Bold 9650 smartphone

Audi to introduce roadside assistance app for US customers with smartphones

Audi of America announced Tuesday that it will release a new Audi Roadside App for iPhone users, as well as for Android and some BlackBerry devices.

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Post-Market NASDAQ Losers (GSIT, IGOI, TTMI, EMKR, PWAV, CELL, MDRX, TESO, VTSS, KNOT)

The top after-market NASDAQ Stock Market losers are: GSI Technology, iGo, TTM Technologies, EMCORE, Powerwave Technologies, Brightpoint, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Tesco, Vitesse Semiconductor, and The Knot.

Two men watch a movie on an iPad as they wait outside the Apple store for the sale of the iPad 2 in Boulder

Apple's wireless-updates may herald a PC free iPhone

Apple may join the ranks of RIM and some other competitors as it mulls offering software upgrades over the air, doing away with the requirement of needing a PC to enjoy the latest improvements.

RIM embraces BlackBerry rivals to remain relevant

Research In Motion's decision to open its highly secure Enterprise servers to Apple and Android smartphones is a once-unthinkable concession that could save the BlackBerry maker's skin.

Apple Still King Of App Stores; Now And In The Future

New research says Apple's app store is going to be king of the app market mountain for quite some time.

Anadigics sees tough 2011 as rivals chip away at its

Anadigics Inc forecast a challenging year ahead and cut 10 percent jobs as its largest customer Research In Motion shifted orders to the chipset maker's rivals, sending its shares down 10 percent to an eight-month low.

RIM Gets Defensive At BlackBerry World

The company says the only reason it may have brought a product late to the market was because of quality.

RIM tightens link with Microsoft with Bing option

Research In Motion will use Microsoft's Bing search engine and maps as default options on its new BlackBerry devices, a victory for the software giant as it eyes the booming mobile phone market.

RIM says Bing to be preferred search, maps app

Research In Motion said on Tuesday it would give out more than 6,000 PlayBook tablet computers to participants at its BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, Florida.

RIM launches new BlackBerry Bold smartphone

Research In Motion showed off a new version of its BlackBerry Bold phone with upgraded software on Monday, aiming to regain its stride after last week's profit warning and other recent stumbles.

Amid Furious Competition, RIM Gives Blackberry 4G, NFC

Research In Motion unveiled two new Blackberry phones, which come with 4G, NFC and augmented reality.

RIM launches two new BlackBerry Bold smartphones

Research In Motion announced two upgraded BlackBerry Bold smartphones plus a updated operating system on Monday as it sought to regain its stride after a profit warning.

RIM, Microsoft Stocks Sink

Both Microsoft and Research In Motion took stock hits on Friday after bad news about their flagship products.

RIM shares slide as product delays hurt outlook

Shares of Research In Motion Ltd fell 12 percent in pre-market trade on Friday, a day after the Blackberry maker slashed its first-quarter outlook as product delays hurt sales in the United States and Latin America.

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US stocks slightly higher in early trade

U.S. stocks advanced in early trade on Friday, following stronger-than-expected earnings from major companies including Caterpillar and Merck.

Pre-market Losers on Apr.29 (RIMM, PDFS, DECK, MTW, ONTY, MSFT, INFN, JDSU, GPS)

The companies whose shares are declining in pre-market trade on Friday are: Research In Motion, PDF Solutions, Deckers Outdoor, Manitowoc Co, Oncothyreon, Microsoft, Infinera, Jds Uniphase and Gap.

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