Symbian is still going strong as Number One

Nokia appears to be very gradually pushing Symbian out to integrate the bright novel Windows Phone 7 operating system, but as per to the report from mobile Web traffic counting, Symbian is still the number one Smartphone operating system in the world.  Android and iOS will have to work more hard to get the share of market.

As per report, Symbian had a 33.55 percent allocation in web browsing as contrast to 22.61 percent on iOS and 21.76 percent on Android. RIM acquires an ungenerous 7.82 percent of the share.

To be reasonable to the other makers, this doesn’t precisely tell the whole story but the truth is that Symbian has a hefty ascendancy issue in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Also, US and Europe look as if to have left it behind and transferred to the other more accepted operating systems.

BlackBerry Messenger 6 is now available

Research in Motion (RIM), has freshly announced their latest version of BlackBerry Messenger, BBM 6, building it a complete time social experience for every body.

The service will be authoritatively announced with OS 6. Conversely, people will be able to download BBM 6 at the official BlackBerry web site. The latest messenger will be operational with a quantity of many features incorporating social gaming and applications. It also will permit users to develop apps using the BlackBerry app world, over and above socialize with one another using the similar applications.

The novel messenger will also permit users to cooperate with one another at the same time as gaming. Users can also sight apps scheduled on their friends' phone. To create things simple, BBM 6 will permit users to locate an exact color icon for each one of the contact, so that they can recognize their contact just by the color allocated to them.

Research In Motion Purchases Scoreloop

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) has purchased Scoreloop, a San Francisco based company that mainly recognized for its extensively accepted cross-multi platform social gaming network for Android, Bada and iOS users.

This move from RIM will improve the Waterloo based tech giant’s attempt to incorporate social networking platforms into the applications attributed by its BlackBerry phones and Playbook tablets.

“We’re thrilled that the Scoreloop team is coming on as a part of the BlackBerry Developer team and fetching their proficiency in building social and mutual gaming tool kits for mobile developers to the BlackBerry platform,”

RIM’s vice president of comprehensive association and developer relations, Tyler Lessard, wrote on RIM’s official developer blog.

“We have newly and freshly facilitated our developers to generate social app experiences during our BBM Social Platform and have observed some very ground-breaking applications result from that,” he added.


Chief Executive of Scoreloop, Marc Gumpinger said that his company is excited and in future to function very closely with RIM to help it to incorporate mobile gaming into the BlackBerry platform.

On the other hand, both RIM and Scoreloop bosses desisted from making any comment on the financial terms of the contract.

Research In Motion Unveils Many information About QNX Operating System

The BlackBerry manufacturer Research In Motion (RIM) has unveiled novel and latest information about the forthcoming QNX mobile operating system. RIM offered this information to users, who use phones latest functions and the company’s official stand on the accessibility of the product.

Carlo Chiarello, the vice president of GSM/UMTS business unit, RIM said that BlackBerry had by now in progress while working on developing the sample models of the QNX based devices.




"QNX experience is going to launch to approach in to our elevated tier products. I can't tell you when; I'm not permitted toward. But it's enormously fraction and bundle of what we're working on currently,” said Chiarello.

"I can tell you that it's going to come in to the advanced stage worth propositions first. It'll almost certainly come in to an all-touch first, more than expected but the timings is not known in particular. But it looks stunning," he added.

Nevertheless the company is up till now to create an official authentication on the issue, the anecdote is that RIM plans to launch the QNX BlackBerry phones by the end of 2012. Preceding comments have by now said that the QNX operating system will run multi-core smartphones.

40% of Most Recent Smartphone Users Choose Android

Google's Android mobile operating system is continuing to see extraordinary development, challenging Apple's lead of the market, novel data has discovered. Data declared by research firm Nielson has shown that around 40 per cent of people who purchased a Smartphone in the pattern of six months selected for an Android OS powered device.




Despite the growing standing of Android, Apple iOS continues to maintain a contracted lead in the market with a share of 28.6 per cent. Android presently lags behind with a share of 25.8 per cent. BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) also managed to make 26.1 per cent in the Smartphone market.

The company said that nevertheless the stupendous to the close up convenience of the market share between Apple, Google and RIM, it was not straightforward to zero-in on a achievement.

RIM Reveals BlackBerry Bold Touch to World

RIM has made public its BlackBerry Bold 9900, a touchscreen candybar handset abounding with BlackBerry's trademark QWERTY keyboard.

The innovative smartphone is also known as the BlackBerry Bold Touch as per the numerous leaks of the past months. It provides what RIM is calling a "lustrous exterior", recognition to a brushed stainless steel frame and a glass-weave back panel.



Under the covering, we're seeing at a 1.2Ghz processor- the Samsung Galaxy S2 and HTC consciousness, built-in NFC connectivity, compass and 720p video playback.

RIM is also sharpening in on the slim-set with its possess that the Bold 9900 is just 10.5mm thick – it's the slimmest BlackBerry up till now, but doesn't moderately participate with the iPhone 4's 9.3mm.

The two handsets are also launching with BlackBerry OS 7.0, which boasts enhanced browsing, voice-activated universal handset search and support for HTML5 when browsing the web.

RIM's co-CEO Mike Lazaridis is appealing contented with the handset. He said, "The innovative BlackBerry Bold smartphones and BlackBerry 7 OS are stimulated by millions of customers around the world who want the decisive mixture of presentation, functionality and style.

"These fully-loaded and delightfully technique Smartphones provide an exceedingly sophisticated user experience with burning quick presentation, a dazzling touchscreen and a stupendous typing experience."

"We did make the decisive hybrid," said a RIM spokesperson at BlackBerry World. While there's no word yet on a BlackBerry Bold Touch UK release date or pricing as such, better be ready for more

BlackBerry Bold Touch related news and views coming soon.

RIM Makes Public the BlackBerry Style 9670 in India

Research in Motion (RIM) has announced the latest and trendy BlackBerry Style 9670 in India. This CDMA based smartphone functioning on the latest BlackBerry OS 6.0. It has 360 x 400 resolution internal display and 240 x 320 resolution external display. The 9670 has a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and flash and also able to record videos in VGA resolution. It has the standard BlackBerry full QWERTY keypad and the optical trackpad, along with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS.

The phone has 512MB internal memory and comes with an 8GB microSD card. The 9670 is priced at Rs. 24,999 in India and is available on Reliance and Tata networks.

Indian Govt Prohibits Nokia's Push Email Service in India

Indian government need to know what's in your emails and this has been a controversial issue in the present scenario.

Recently, we all have witness the ongoing problems between RIM (Research In Motion) and the Indian government, where the government of India is trying its best to gain monitoring rights over Blackberry messaging service (BMS). With that issue still being unanswered and unsettled, the government has now also posted its rifle over Nokia's new push email services.

The government has barred Nokia's push email services in anticipation of the security agencies are given full access to monitor all emails negotiating via the network.



To get the permission, Nokia had also arranged a local Indian server to help the government to check and seize emails, but still Ministry of Home Affairs, India has ordered mobile operators not to declare Nokia's projected pushmail/powermail service devoid of launching the monitoring facilities.

This is going to be nightmare for the users of Nokia's E Series devices push email services by the ban. Four months ago, when RIM was intertwined in the security issue, Nokia had been gently advertising Exchange ActiveSync for its smartphones.



With the Blackberry disagreement still infusing exclusive of whichever signs of resolutions of the same in coming future, Nokia requires to do something fast and resume its push mail services, which it had already been advertising in the market.