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Blackberry 10 Likely Coming to Indonesia in March
(Updated on February 27th: Blackberry Indonesia has confirmed that the Blackberry Z10 will arrive here on March 4th.) Credit: usefulagenda.blogspot.com While the Blackberry 10 (BB10) global launch is now less
WTF? Lenovo Considering Acquiring RIM to Boost its Mobile Arm
Late yesterday, Bloomberg reported that Chinese tech giant Lenovo is pondering an acquisition of Research in Motion (RIM), in a move that would presumably be aimed at boosting its own
Blackberry 10 Will Come with 100,000 Apps
RIM’s new Blackberry 10 seems to be riding in on a high note ahead of its launch next week as it clocked over 34,000 new apps ported onto BB10 during
Aiming at Indonesia and Beyond, WeChat Launches Beta BlackBerry App
We know that the China-made messaging app WeChat has global ambitions, and that’s made even more clear today with the launch of a beta version of WeChat for BlackBerry. Since
The First Blackberry Store Opens in Vietnam
RIM is opening its first ever official Blackberry store in Vietnam hinting at a more aggressive presence into the country. The store will open in the newly built Vincom A
Blackberry JamHack Asia Winner Talks Soccer, Apps, the Future of BB 10 in Indonesia
Blackberry JamHack Asia just finished a few days ago, with Indonesian web and app developers Inspira Solusi Indonesia emerging as the grand champion with its Soccer Ticker app (pictured below).
Indonesian-Made ‘Soccer Ticker’ App Wins Blackberry JamHack Asia
The final round of this year’s Blackberry JamHack Asia wrapped up on Friday. The two-day event in Bangkok brought all the winning developers from 10 cities across Asia – Bangalore,
Tech in Asia: News Of The Week [November 23, 2012]
We have lots of things to be thankful for this week. If you had yourself a nice turkey dinner, you can be thankful for that. If you were Baidu this
Why Aren’t Indonesian Devs Building More Games on Blackberry?
Blackberry’s dominance in Indonesia is starting to falter, with Indonesians now more open to Android devices. RIM needs to start to worry about the Android threat, because given the amount



