Last quarter, Apple was the only mobile phone manufacture to see significant growth.

RIM has announced via its developer blog, all the necessary changes which developers need to make so that their Android app works flawlessly on the PlayBook, and gets listed on the BlackBerry world.

Qt Project plans to bring Qt to RIM’s PlayBook. Showing off finished ports at CES and MWC 2012.

BBM Canada alleges trademark infringement by Research in Motion, with use of BBM acronym.

RIM states February 2012 time-frame for OS2.0 update to their PlayBook. Integrated email, calendar and contacts, but no BBM.

RIM announces BBX, the next-generation platform to bring together their smartphones, tablets and embedded devices.

RIM apologizes for service outages, giving away $100 worth of free apps and games.

Kik claws back to BlackBerry phones. Completely new app forgoes RIM API for a custom Java job.

Research In Motion announced on it’s website today, that they are continuing to struggle with intermittent service outages.

Apparently, RIM has stopped the production of the Blackberry Playbook and is planning to discontinue its sales.

Here’s a list of all the limitations of the Android emulator on the Blackberry Playbook, which make the Playbook suck even more.

Research in Motion just announced Q2 results for the quarter ended August 27, 2011. The results are dismal with a drop in revenues and net income. It also revealed that it shipped only 200k Playbook units in this quarter.

RIM recently announced the new BBM Music service for the BlackBerry smartphone users. BBM Music is an easy-to-use cloud based music service, which allows you to discover and access great music.

Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet now available. For $499 and running Android 3.1, even the business professional can play Angry Birds.

US Dept. of Commerce drops $44,000 on iPhones and iPads. Saying goodbye to RIM?