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news.vzw.com - 19 days ago

Verizon Wireless Introduces The BlackBerry Curve 8530 Smartphone

— news.vzw.com — New Smartphone Features 3G Connectivity, Built-In Wi-Fi and GPS, Touch-Sensitive Trackpad and Dedicated Media Keys Customer Inquiries... For customer inquiries, please call 800-922-0204 or go to Contact Us Media Contact Info Brenda Raney ... (more) Verizon Wireless Introduces The BlackBerry Curve 8530 ...

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crackberry.com - 15 days ago

Press Release: RIM and Adobe to Simplify Delivery Of Rich Content and Applications for ...

— crackberry.com — In a further advancement in the news we reported about earlier regarding "Flash On BlackBerry" and RIM's... joining of the Open Screen Project . RIM and Adobe today have announced at the BlackBerry Developers Conference, the tools in ... (more) Press Release: RIM and Adobe to Simplify Delivery Of ...

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crackberry.com - 15 days ago

Press Release: RIM Unveils New Services Platform for BlackBerry Developers

— crackberry.com — With the BlackBerry Developers Conference in full swing now, it's Research In Motions time to shine and... show what exactly they have in store for developers to assist with getting their applications working and into the hands of the millions of ... (more) Press Release: RIM Unveils New Services Platform for ...

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RIM to Develop WebKit Mobile Internet Browser?
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Research In Motion looking for Webkit Developer
Phones Review — Looking for a job with Research In Motion? Then you may be in luck as apparently according to an article over on career beacon, the BlackBerry smartphone maker is looking for a Webkit Developer. Terms of said job require several qualifications such as B.S. or M.S. in computer science, engineering or other webkit experience, a strong knowledge of C++ programming, experience with embedded system and hardware devices and such. So if you think you can come up with the good for what looks like RIM maybe improving the BlackBerry browser which what those ...

RIM Looking For Webkit Developer
Ubergizmo — ... While the BlackBerry is a great communications device, a lot of folks out there know that its web browser isn’t all that hot, especially when you compare it to the likes of the Safari browser on Apple’s iPhone. Is RIM looking to do something about it? It certainly looks like it, especially since an ad has sprung up, stating that RIM is looking for a Canadian-based WebKit developer. If you’re a developer and interested in this, ...

BlackBerry admitting it is loosing the browsing war?
Gadgetell — ... than the others, so he’d bias to iPhone and Android, if he had to make a choice of only two platforms to develop on. This is also what I’m hearing from many other developers. So if developers are looking elsewhere, the browser isn’t a game winner, is the Storm relegated to just an option for BB owners?  Essentially RIM has spent a lot of money on R&D to simply fracture their customers. Not a good scenario all the way around. Read [careerbeacon] via [Engadget ]   Full ...

RIM Is Definitely Developing a WebKit (Read: Decent) Browser [BlackBerry]
Gizmodo — ... The only question now is, when? Normally the initial hiring of a core developer could be taken to mean that the project is embryonic, but keep in mind: RIM bought an entire, complete browser. This may just be an optimization project, not a full-on browser development, so decent browsing on BlackBerry might not be that far off. [CareerBeacon via ...