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When it comes right down to it, BlackBerrys still rest comfortably in suit pockets because RIM has carved out a niche in the business world.

At South America's southern tip, the missing BlackBerrys are almost ready to roll off the line.

Technology, too, may have had a role, for BlackBerrys were widely used to summon mobs.

Sales of BlackBerrys are still growing quickly in many overseas markets, and the company has little debt and a hefty cash hoard.

On Monday, people got to work to find half the appointments logged into their BlackBerrys suddenly cancelled.

Life, then, without BlackBerrys is looming. So did this week leave you ready to cope?

"They were just sitting there on their BlackBerrys and talking to other people, " he said.

The company now has apps for BlackBerrys and is working on software for devices running Google Android.

Consumers who have iPhones or BlackBerrys can sign up for the service, which does not ask for personal information.

According to RIM, it turned out to be, in effect, a piece of spyware that could pass on any messages sent from their BlackBerrys.

All things not having to do with food should remain off the table: keys, clutch bags , cigarette packs, sunglasses, BlackBerrys.

Workers will still be able to make phone calls using their BlackBerrys at any time.

The blinking red indicator light at the top front corner of all BlackBerrys is a barely noticeable dot on this device.

Rioters used BlackBerrys against the police; can police use them against rioters?

Speaking of interviews, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, arrived for one two years ago with four BlackBerrys.

Every smartphone I had owned (which, at the time was about 15 different BlackBerrys) had come with a physical keyboard of some sort.

A more immediate goal is to build robots nimble enough to penetrate the assembly market for goods such as iPhones and BlackBerrys.

Among commuters, e-readers are starting to catch up with BlackBerrys as the preferred companions on trains and buses.

The security on BlackBerrys sold to individuals is no tighter than for normal phones.

This year, a New York legislator took the next step: proposing to ban use of cell phones, iPods, and BlackBerrys while crossing the street.

Today, the i Phone has set the standard for smartphones while BlackBerrys have become the favorite of the corporate set.

Bush administration staff have handed in their security passes, BlackBerrys and phones and coded lapel pins.

In times of Biros and BlackBerrys, it may well be tempting to dismiss the fountain pen as anachronistic.

Still, it is no secret that BlackBerrys aren't ideal for surfing the Web, regardless of speed.

Many businesspeople, too busy on their BlackBerrys to worry about nationalism or fundamentalism.

Smarter filters cannot stop people from obsessively checking their BlackBerrys.

They used BlackBerrys to send their messages, avoiding more visible platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

And every time he hears a dull sentence, he raises an objection: "That's when they're going to look at their BlackBerrys! "

Many users prefer their own devices to company-issue BlackBerrys, and firms are increasingly allowing workers to use them.

Some have resolved to eschew BlackBerrys and laptops, and move offshore whenever they have sensitive deals to do.

BlackBerry messages are widely thought to be tightly encrypted. But that is the case only for BlackBerrys tied to corporate networks.

Except the observer was not talking about BlackBerrys or solitary video watching.

BlackBerrys began life as toys for executives but have since become a staple of corporate life.

Like all the latest BlackBerrys it is equally adept as a multimedia handset.

Traders and fund managers who were catching some sun found themselves glued to their BlackBerrys and on the phone to their offices.

Many major corporations give their employees BlackBerrys, which are purchased in bulk.

Nour al-Zaman, a phone store owner, says "nobody buys it now and people are selling their BlackBerrys. "

There is a new WorldCat Mobile pilot with downloadable apps for iPhones, BlackBerrys, and most phones that are Web enabled.

"Chief executives will rue the day when BlackBerrys work on planes, " he predicts.

In the past, IT departments controlled worker mobile devices, which were mostly limited to BlackBerrys.

Apps are mobile applications designed to be used on smartphones such as iPhones or BlackBerrys or devices such as the iPod Touch.

Some employers forbid employees to do anything even work related on their furloughs , such as checking voicemail or BlackBerrys.

BlackBerrys, it is true, still have lots of enthusiastic followers.

Despite its fancy new BlackBerrys, RIM needs to overhaul the way it handles apps.

"We're on our mobile phones and we're on our various iPhones, BlackBerrys and the like that transmits data that locates individuals. "

The company has 1, 000 BlackBerrys and 400 iPhones, including 200 purchased by employees.

When I see people on their BlackBerrys, working them like some girls work a hair dryer, I'm just stunned.

According to the market research firm Gartner, BlackBerrys accounted for about 20 per cent of new smartphone sales from April to June 2010.

Now, thanks to cellphones, BlackBerrys and other gadgets, too many of us have become blase about being late.

The WorldMate itinerary services will be available to Amex-connected road warriors on Blackberrys and other mobile devices, WorldMate says.

But sales of BlackBerrys are slowing.

Some, including their whip in the House, were caught fiddling with their BlackBerrys.

But that is the case only for BlackBerrys tied to corporate networks.

They add that people wear lots of things on their belts, such as BlackBerrys.

The sleeves cost $35 each and are available for BlackBerrys, the iPhone 3G or 3GS and iPhone 4.

Second, the social changes are already visible: parents on beaches waving at their children while typing furtively on their BlackBerrys;

only 4% of smartphones sold in Europe's five biggest markets were BlackBerrys