Research In Motion

Research in Motion, the company behind the BlackBerry, is working on a tablet computer of its own, according to industry insiders.

Research In Motion (RIMM), maker of the BlackBerry, is expected to go head-to-head with Apple come January with its PlayBook tablet.

All other competitors, including Apple, Research In Motion and Microsoft, will have no other choice but to pick up the scraps.

The threat to ban Research in Motion's BlackBerry mobile device messaging services spread across the Middle East like a brushfire.

Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of the BlackBerry, and Google, the world's biggest internet firm, have done the same.

Butcher and other UK authorities initially urged Research in Motion, makers of the BlackBerry, to shut down the BlackBerry Messenger system.

A handful of fast-growing, entrepreneurial businesses has also made a mark, notably Research In Motion, which manufactures the BlackBerry.

Samsung, Apple, Nokia and Research in Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry, are among those that have agreed to adopt it.

Of course, Research in Motion is still making money and selling lots of phones.

Nokia has long invested in the area, and Research in Motion is reported to be working on NFC phones.

Finally, Research in Motion has its first true touch-screen BlackBerry without a keyboard.

The company lags behind its competitors, such as Apple and Research in Motion, and currently accounts for just 5% of the smart-phone market.

Here, I feel for Research in Motion, manufacturer of the BlackBerry.

The decline in the United States is mostly because of the rise of the smartphone competitors, like Apple, Research in Motion and Samsung.

Shares of other rivals, Nokia and Research in Motion, which makes the BlackBerry, have declined as Apple has gained power.

Users' sudden increased fleeing of BlackBerry phones follows the recent outages of Research in Motion's service.

Research in Motion unveiled its next generation of BlackBerry smartphones, including a new touch-screen phone.

Another federal agent said US officials once had some difficulty because Research in Motion is based in Canada.

Companies: Research in Motion (RIMM) shares plunged more than 11% after the BlackBerry maker gave weak guidance late Thursday.

Meanwhile, Research In Motion, the maker of BlackBerry, lowered its forecasts last week.

From going it alone, Apple joined a consortium that included Microsoft, Research In Motion and Sony.

The Indian government asked Research in Motion, the maker of BlackBerry devices, to host a server in the country or face a ban.

Research In Motion's BlackBerry brand lost a fifth of its brand value.

Research In Motion's quarterly earnings cheered investors.

Apple Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd. -- all of which have more cachet than Huawei with status-conscious Nigerian consumers.

Research in Motion and Apple complied, but Google refused.

It is a lucrative market dominated by Research In Motion Ltd. 's BlackBerry line and the iPhone.

Research in Motion and Nokia are prime takeover candidates. In any case, Microsoft will be distracted by a big acquisition.

It's not just Research In Motion's (RIMM) BlackBerry anymore, either.

And in June it banned imports of some models of BlackBerry smartphones, made by Canada's Research In Motion.

Some contenders, such as Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, have already stumbled; HP has all but given up.

Meanwhile, Research In Motion lost its grip on the top position, sliding 4. 5 percentage points to a market share of 27. 1%.

Kudos to Research In Motion for rolling out a nifty device. But it will need more than that to regain lost momentum.

Next year, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. plans to release its 7-inch PlayBook.

In addition, Research in Motion, which makes your BlackBerry, has just announced a forthcoming tablet called the BlackBerry PlayBook.

I know you are loyal to the devices, developed and designed by Canada's Research in Motion.

Research In Motion, BlackBerry's manufacturer, recommends 2. 5 centimeters.

And as for Research In Motion, makers of BlackBerry?

Research in Motion agreed last year to include TD in certain of its BlackBerry models for China Mobile subscribers.

Research In Motion's (NASDAQ: RIMM) market share dropped from 24% in the third quarter of 2010 to 9% in the most recent period.

Apple edged out Research in Motion for second place, with shares of 26. 6 percent and 24. 7 percent, respectively.

Research-in-Motion saw the biggest decline, down 3. 1 percentage points to 16. 6%.

Research In Motion can ill afford embarrassing service interruptions

Google (GOOG) should buy Research in Motion (RIMM), makers of Blackberry smart phones. Here's why