Yesterday a high ranking RIM employee released a damning open letter, condemning almost every aspect of the company and pointing where it had gone wrong. And it didn’t mince words, highlighting exactly where the competition had overtaken it.
Well now RIM has issued an official response, and it makes for some pretty interesting reading. Click through to see exactly what RIM has to say in its defence.
Along with the INQ Cloud Touch, we’ve also had our eyes locked on the INQ Cloud Q, the QWERTY Android INQ smartphone. Click through for more pictures.
The latest round up of BlackBerry smartphones set to debut in 2011 is now live. Earlier this month we showed you the BlackBerry Dakota, Apollo and Storm 3. We now know these devices to be the Bold Touch, Curve Touch and Monaco Touch – here’s the latest scoop.
An iPod touch 3D is at the centre of the maddest new Apple rumour. With Nintendo revealing the Nintendo 3DS tomorrow, Apple rumourmongers say that the next iPod touch will come packing similar glasses-free 3D tech and are pointed to a pile of 3D patent filings to support their claims.
New iPod touch? New iPod nano? New Apple TV? They’re all primed for launch tomorrow, at least they are if you believe the web’s frantic rumour-mongering. In case you hadn’t noticed, there’s an Apple launch event tomorrow and we’ll be on the front row. The question is, what do you really want El Jobso to unveil as he struts on stage a little over 24 hours from now? Anything from the rumour mill? Or something completely new.
HTC and Google are allegedly working on a pair of touch screen tablets to compete with Apple’s tablet. Two devices are rumoured to be on the way – one based on Google’s mobile OS Android, the other on the web-happy Google Chrome OS.
Sony’s done a poor job keeping a lid on the impending release of those two new Sony Readers. But at last, after leaked shots and even a full spec sheet, the Big S has come out and confirmed the pair. Dubbed the Sony Reader Pocket and Sony Reader Touch, each one crams in a load of extras and at a price that’s a direct challenge to Amazon and Cool–er. Read on and get the full skinny now.
Even the most brainwashed Apple haters out there would have to concede that the Apple iPod Touch is a remarkable bit of kit. Taking all the best bits from the iPhone – the stunning widescreen display, the mind-blowingly elegant interface, the browser and Wi-Fi – and ditching the iPhone’s cruddier elements, such as the camera. And the phone.
