RESEARCH IN MOTION
In 1994, 300 young male fruit flies flew for 14.5 days on IML-2; repeated video showed their locomotor activity rose sharply while they were in microgravity
In 1994, fruit flies were launched into space, revealing significantly heightened activity levels in microgravity. These flies aged more rapidly than their Earth-dwelling counterparts. Researchers noted a decrease in mitochondrial RNA, hinting at a connection to energy production at the cellular level. Simulated weightlessness experiments confirmed the increased activity observed in space. This foundational research is vital for understanding the implications of prolonged weightlessness on future space missions.
Research In Motion begins BlackBerry 10 lab tests with 50 carriers
Research In Motion (RIMM) climbed the most in almost a month after saying that wireless carriers had begun lab-testing BlackBerry 10 phones worldwide.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion agrees to hand over its encryption keys to India
RIM's four-year standoff with the govt over providing encryption keys for its secure corporate emails and messenger services is finally set to end.
Blackberry maker Research in Motion ties up with Global Outlook
RIM said it has tied up with cloud-based business communication service provider Global Outlook which will host its enterprise services for SMB.
Research in Motion inks pact with Vodafone for competitive exam application
Research in Motion today inked an MoU with Vodafone for launching an application that enables users to prepare for competitive examinations.
Research In Motion unveils BlackBerry 10 smartphone prototype
Research In Motion's new chief executive has unveiled a prototype for its new operating system on which the company has pinned its future.
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First Blackberry Premium Store in India opened in Delhi
Canadian smartphone maker Research In Motion on Thursday opened its first BlackBerry Premium Store in Delhi.
Research In Motion rejigs top deck, appoints Thorsten Heins as CEO
Research In Motion Ltd. shook up its top management, replacing co-chief executive officers Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis.
Research In Motion's stock rises on reports of takeover bids
Research In Motion (RIM) surged as much as 12.6%in German trading after reports said Microsoft Corp and Nokia mulled a joint bid.
RIM to take $485 mn charge related to Playbook tablets
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion on Friday said it would take a charge of USD 485 million in the third quarter of current fiscal related to inventory valuation of PlayBook tablets.
Google drops Gmail support for BlackBerry users
"Beginning November 22, 2011, we will end support for the Gmail App for BlackBerry (installed native app): Google.
RIM Offers auto-solution to tap its messenger service
Research In Motion has demonstrated an auto-solution to tap its messenger services to assuage India’s security concerns
Research in Motion apologises as BlackBerry phones go live again
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) on Thursday apologised for the outage that affected its customers for three days.
BlackBerry row: Govt stands firm on e-mail access
RIM, which has its server located in Canada, encrypts email messages as they travel between a BlackBerry device and a computer known as BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES).
BlackBerry knocked out of Top-5 sellers by China' ZTE
China's ZTE Corp. has replaced BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) among the world's top five mobile phone sellers.
RIM offers interception solution using Cloud Computing
With the approaching deadline to offer complete solution for monitoring of its contents by January 31, BlackBerry maker RIM has offered lawful interception in its security architecture through cloud computing from Indian operators.
Test BlackBerry’s interception system: Home ministry to DoT
The home ministry has asked the telecoms department to validate BlackBerry-maker RIM’s claims that it had installed a ‘cloud computing-based system’.
RIM gets backing from COAI
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) on Tuesday received support from the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) on the decryption of messages issue that has raised questions about the survival of the mobile maker’s survival here.
BlackBerry meets its desi match; BharatBerry to deliver more
IT firm and maker of BharatBerry - the Indian version of BlackBerry services - Data Infosys is in talks with handset makers, including Huawei and Micromax, for providing internet and enterprise services on all smart phones.
BlackBerry stand-off may resume in January
Users of Blackberry Messenger Service can be assured of uninterrupted service at least till January 2011.
Security agencies give thumbs up to solutions offered by RIM
Security agencies have given a thumbs up to solutions offered by BlackBerry makers, Research In Motion, to track its messenger services , but is still sorting out some technical issues in gaining access to corporate e-mail .
BlackBerry asked to provide access to mail service
Research In Motion (RIM) has been asked by India to provide technical solution to intercept its enterprise mailing service
Google, Skype under fire after BlackBerry relief
Google and Skype stepped into the firing line Tuesday as India's security agencies widened their crackdown on online communications firms
BlackBerry gets 60-day extension
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion, or RIM, on Monday got a 60-day reprieve from the government to continue services in the country.
A view through the BlackBerry prism
Be it pesky calls from telemarketers, blocking of handsets without valid IMEI numbers, allocation of spectrum to telcos or encrypted communication over Blackberries; telecom sector has been making waves at all times.
BlackBerry optimistic of resolving security issue
Faced with August 31 deadline to address the country's security concerns, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion today said it was "optimistic" of resolving with the Government the issue of lawful interception of its services.
India's BlackBerry offensive widens to Google, Skype: Report
Media report suggests the govt has decided first to undertake the issue of BlackBerry and then other services.
BlackBerry allays government’s security fears
The government appeared to have reached a truce with the Canadian firm, with the ministry saying RIM had given an assurance that its security concerns would be addressed.
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