Follow GadgetBlips on TwitterCanadian blackberry maker RIM may appeal court block of takeover (AFP)
Published 1/20/2009 at Yahoo! News: Personal Technology
AFP - Canadian firm Research In Motion (RIM), the maker of the Blackberry smartphone, said Monday that it may appeal a court order that blocked its hostile takeover offer for Certicom Corp.
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