The Indian Government has recently been the victim of attempts by Chinese state-backed hackers to retrieve classified information from government officials, pushing their security agencies to rethink mobile policies. With BlackBerry being the device of choice for the public sector, it’s important that governments can trust the platform to ...

The Globe and mail wrote up an interesting article the other day surrounding Prince Charles, wife Camilla and their recent trip to Canada. According to the article and the source being that of Clarence House (the Prince’s home estate) and the Daily Mail both, Charles and Camilla received BlackBerry ...

Ars Technica is reporting that VeriSign’s iDefense lab has traced the attack on Google and over 30 other companies to the Chinese government . The cyber attack occurred late December and targeted Google and other companies in an attempt to extract information about political dissidents. The iDefense report points ...

With BlackBerry set to touch down in China, ChinaDaily.com have put together an editorial about black market BlackBerrys and in particular, the famous knockoff devices like the BlockBerry and BlueBerry . According to the article, many Chinese buyers purchase smuggled and fake BlackBerrys because they’re cheaper yet still carry ...

The BlackBerry 8910 officially broke upon the scene yesterday when it was uncovered amongst the handsets that had recently received Bluetooth SIG certification. Details on the phone were sparse but a few hours later a spy shot of this unknown handset was leaked to the intertubes. The BlackBerry 8910 ...

During the Q3 Fiscal 2010 Conference Call, Jim Balsillie announced a partnership with China Telecom to distribute BlackBerry across China. China Telecom is the 3rd largest mobile provider in the People’s Republic of China. The network supports 3G and has over 43 million mobile subscribers. This is a huge ...

Seems Research In Motion has been spending quite some time over the past little while strengthening agreements in China. Just yesterday, we posted about the agreement made with Digital China for them to distribute devices through their operations in the Asian market. Today, another press release hits stating the ...

China Mobile and RIM have announced plans to support TD-SCDMA and TD-LTE technologies for the BlackBerry solution. China Mobile and RIM have also announced that they plan to launch BIS and BlackBerry for small to medium-sized businesses and enterprise. BIS is expected to be available in 2010 by China ...

Digital China and RIM have announced a distribution agreement for BlackBerry smartphones in China. Digital China are the largest IT services provider in China, with regional centers in 19 major cities, and over 8,300 employees. It’s not clear what this will result in sales-wise, but it will definitely help ...

BEIJING ( Reuters ) – Digital China, a Hong Kong-listed information technology company, is to distribute Research In Motion’s Blackberry handsets, accelerating RIM’s effort to expand into mainland China. The agreement will “help RIM further expand its business in China” by giving it access to Digital China’s national distribution ...