[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][size=14px]SAN JOSE (MarketWatch) — Research In Motion Ltd. shares got a rare bounce on Tuesday after the company said it managed to add about 2 million subscribers to its BlackBerry service even as it races to finish a new mobile operating system that won’t be out until next year.[/size][/color]
Good for RIM. But they ain't coming up with anything new or revolutionary. They're just playing catch-up just like Nokia. RIM, Nokia, and even Microsoft need people with vision instead of the talking head CEOs like Ballmer. That clip below is now legendary.
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He said exactly about the Motorola :
what I wrote above about my Blackberry Bold ::eek::
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Those Motorola Q phones were s*** bricks compared to the first generation iPhones. That loser Ballmer is a man without vision. It's why Microsoft has now joined RIM and Nokia in playing catch-up to Apple and Google. And it's also why they will never catch-up.
[size=1.167em][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]The company also showed off the latest developments on its new platform — dubbed BlackBerry 10.[/color][/size]
[size=1.167em][/color][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Shares of Research In Motion [/size][size=14px][/size][size=0.82em][/color][color=rgb(0, 124, 29)]RIMM +3.03%[/color][/size][size=14px][/size][/color][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][/size][size=1.167em] [/size][size=14px][/size][size=0.82em][/color][color=rgb(0, 124, 29)]CA:RIM +2.00%[/color][/size][size=14px][/size][size=1.167em] were up more than 5.5% to $6.67 at last check.
[/size][size=1.167em][/color][color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]The stock had hit a new low earlier in the day, and has lost more than half its value over the last six months. It was trading above the $20 mark at this time last year[/color][/size][size=1.167em]