App World is BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) Ltd.'s answer to Apple's widely popular iPhone AppStore and Google Android's Android Market. App World is a storefront where BlackBerry users can ...

RIM president and CEO Thorsten Heins seemed upbeat and optimistic giving his first ever BlackBerry World keynote this morning. While some–myself included–have questioned whether or not RIM has a ...

BlackBerry App World is BlackBerry maker Research In Motion's answer to similar mobile application stores like Apple's iTunes-based AppStore and the Google Android Market. It's an area where ...

Research in Motion rattled off a slew of product updates at its Blackberry World conference Monday, including new Bold smartphones, the Blackberry 7 OS, and a couple of key apps for the Blackberry ...

The application store rush is definitely on. Since the success of the iPhone’s App Store, Nokia (NOK), the Google Android Market, and the Microsoft Skymarket have all followed suit. Even PC ...

BlackBerry doesn’t make phones that run BlackBerry OS anymore, and the company has announced that it’ll stop supporting the operating system and its associated app store at the end of 2019. But it ...

Research in Motion has launched its App World application store and it's all set up for a CTIA keynote from co-CEO Mike Lazardis on Wednesday. Overall, App World works pretty well, but I did encounter ...

Toyota just announced it's dropping QNX for AGL (Automotive Grade Linux). Blackberry must have known about this development, yet somehow forgot to mention it. Lightning struck twice. First, Blackberry ...

While there's little doubt that BlackBerry's in-house mobile platforms are finished (the last BB10 device shipped over 2 years ago), it's now giving holdouts some not-so-subtle hints that it's time to ...

Research In Motion has started rolling out the third version of BlackBerry App World, which brings numerous changes to the application portal including a redesigned home screen, new icons and easier ...

This was originally posted at ZDNet's Between the Lines. Research In Motion launched its application store--dubbed BlackBerry App World--and the pricing model will immediately draw comparisons to ...

BlackBerry isn’t dead. It just lost $4.4 billion last year. That’s according to new CEO John Chen, who assumed control of the beleaguered smart phone maker after Canadian financier Prem Watsa injected ...