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Research In Motion is continuing its "development by acquisition" strategy as it announced today that the company has acquired calendar and scheduling application Tungle.me. The words "calendar" and "BlackBerry" have

Thomson Reuters, the U.K.-based news service, released News Pro today, a new application for the iPhone, iPod touch, and Blackberry that gives users easy, almost real-time access to Reuters' news

Facebook claims on its statistics page that 250 million people interact with the platform through mobile devices. Without taking crossover usage into account (using Facebook on both an iPad and

The PR Firm MWW Group has just launched a new, cross-platform mobile application designed to bring the best RSS content to those in the public relations, marketing, and advertising fields.

An anonymous Research in Motion employee today published a letter to the company's senior management team begging them to change the companies direction by refocusing on end-user experience, among

"There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance," Steve Ballmer told USA Today a few years ago. Seems the CEO's perception of

As I'm sure you all know by now, an anonymous "open letter" from a RIM employee appeared on the Web this week, begging the company's management to change direction. In

Today IBM announced the availability of several new iOS, BlackBerry and Android apps for accessing its enterprise communications software products. The apps cover Connections, LotusLive Meeting, Samtime, and Lotus Notes

One of the few things that Research In Motion has done well in recent years is it implementation of BlackBerry Messenger. RIM specifically has excelled at BBM's ability to send

You've got a meeting in 15 minutes. You know who else is going to be there, but imagine whipping out your phone to get more context: what have the other