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TopFinds: The return of RIM's PlayBook, Adele flips the bird

Inside the new PlayBook update that could save Research in Motion. Why has it been a troubling week for Adele? A Digital Journalist tracks the 2012 Oscars preparation. These are the top stories on DigitalJournal.com.
In the Media by David Silverberg

Review: BlackBerry’s PlayBook gets a slick makeover Special

New features in version 2.0 of its operating system make the PlayBook what it was supposed to have been last year: A truly impressive device. But is the market too impatient for it?
Digital Journal Report by Jack Kapica - 4 comments

RIM co-CEOs step down, COO Heins now taking over BlackBerry maker

According to recent reports, the co-CEOs of BlackBerry creator Research in Motion, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, are stepping down from positions they've held for more than two decades. COO Thorsten Heins will now take over RIM.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 2 comments

RIM denies claims it's giving up on PlayBook

John Vinh, a chip analyst at Collins Stewart’s, says that he believes that Research in Motion (RIM) has stopped making the PlayBook tablet.
In the Media by Owen Weldon

Op-Ed: Whither the BlackBerry PlayBook? Not yet

New York - Research in Motion’s foray into the tablet market with its PlayBook tablet earlier this year appears to have jeopardized the company's survival. But if the fat lady is singing RIM’s defeat, it’s on a music file that cannot be played outside of iTune
In the Media by Bradley Axmith

Digital Journal launches iPad and PlayBook apps powered by Polar Mobile

Digital Journal, a global digital media network with contributors in more than 200 countries, has launched two free news apps for the Apple iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook.
In the Media by Digital Journal Staff - 1 comment

Op-Ed: RIM must return to innovation, cease imitation

Waterloo - For Mike Lazaridis, Jim Balsillie and their company, the Waterloo-based BlackBerry manufacturer Research In Motion, it's been a very rough first quarter.
In the Media by Justin Crann - 1 comment

RIM to expand PlayBook market

Waterloo - Less than two months after releasing their PlayBook tablet in North America, Research In Motion is preparing to invade 16 new markets, bringing it into more direct competition with Apple's popular iPad device.
In the Media by Justin Crann

Op-Ed: Why the RIM PlayBook can compete with the iPad

Research in Motion's new tablet is surprisingly mature for a new product, and one that will clearly be embraced by both consumers and corporate users alike.
In the Media by Jack Kapica

Research in Motion announces its tablet PC Playbook

San Francisco - Tech giant Research in Motion announced at its developers conference a new tablet PC called Playbook. Boasting 1080p high-def video, RIM's entry in the tablet PC market is poised to rival Apple's iPad.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 2 comments
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Research in Motion releases an update to the Blackberry Playbook - almost a year later than first promised.

Built-in email and new apps are now available to BlackBerry PlayBook users, with the release of a long-awaited operating system upgrade.


Research in Motion Ltd. said its PlayBook tablet computer outsold Apple's iPad last week at a number of Canadian retailers.


While tech experts and analysts are impressed with Research In Motion's long-awaited update to its PlayBook tablet, many aren't optimistic it will be enough to prop up the troubled BlackBerry-maker, which has been hard hit by outages, product delays and a plummeting stock price.

The real fun of taking pictures these days lies in what can be done with photos after they've been snapped. Hipstamatic and Instagram are among the popular apps that provide on-the-fly effects for photos taken on smart phones, and offer some very cool results. Samsung's answer to this craze of gussying up photos post-click is the new MultiView MV800, a compact, digital point-and-shoot camera. It's a decent choice for anyone in the market for an actual camera. But it's even more fun for those of you who love playing with your photos. The MultiView comes preloaded with a variety of effects and filters that can be applied to the shots. The best part is how simple and easy they are to use. The camera's touchscreen menu takes a page from Apple's playbook and uses an app-centric interface that's easy to navigate. Even bad photos can be salvaged when filters are applied. Take that so-so picture of your kids. With a few taps, convert it into a cartoon. Voila! Your little ones...
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88 Reasons Why President Obama Is Unworthy Of A Second Term

After observing and analyzing the first three years of President Obama's time in office, I have come to the conclusion...
Jan 14, 2012 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek - 13 comments

The American Political Class and The Repression of Freedom

Unfortunately, there have been many subtle and not so subtle ways the Obama administration and others in government...
Oct 16, 2011 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek

Random Questions For The American Political Class - We Were Just Wondering

According to news reports, most of the politicians that left Washington last month for their five week vacation held...
Sep 23, 2011 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek

Random But Pertinent Questions For The American Class - I Was Just Wondering

According to news reports, most of the politicians that left Washington last month for their five week vacation held...
Sep 16, 2011 by Walter "Bruno" Korschek

Social CRM Roles and Responsibilities in the Enterprise

Customer relationship management (CRM) is a business strategy for managing a company’s relationship with customers...
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