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BlackBerry Pulls Life Support for Once-Indispensable Business Smartphones
BlackBerry is pulling the plug on service for its once ubiquitous business smartphones, which were toted by executives, politicians, and legions of fans in the early 2000s.
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Donald Trump Trades Android For New Secure, Encrypted Device: Report
US President Donald Trump has apparently traded in his Android phone for a secure, encrypted device approved by the Secret Service with a new number that few people possess.
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For Gadget Geek in the Oval Office, High Tech Has Its Limits
Obama's eagerness to take part in the personal technology revolution is hampered by the secrecy and security challenges that are daily requirements of his job.
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Russian Hackers Read Obama's Unclassified Emails, Officials Say
Officials did not disclose the number of Obama's emails that were harvested by hackers, nor the sensitivity of their content.
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Obama Says Doesn't Text, Tweet, or Have a Smartphone That Records
The US president in a Jimmy Kimmel interview revealed that while he has a BlackBerry, he doesn't message, and can't use recorders for security reasons.
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Why Barack Obama is not allowed to have an iPhone
US president on why he is sometimes seen with a bulky super secure BlackBerry.
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Shutdown takes its toll on White House operations
Now in its second week, the partial government shutdown has taken its toll on the White House, where about 3 of 4 staffers have been furloughed, barred even from checking the Blackberries they usually clutch like worry beads.
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Canadian tech town feels BlackBerry's decline
With more than $2 billion in cash, bankruptcy for RIM seems highly unlikely in the near term.
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Pentagon approves use of BlackBerry 7 models
U.S. Department of Defense has approved six models of the company's BlackBerry 7 for use on its networks.
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Pentagon approves use of BlackBerry 7 models
U.S. Department of Defense has approved six models of the company's BlackBerry 7 for use on its networks.
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BlackBerry Pulls Life Support for Once-Indispensable Business Smartphones
BlackBerry is pulling the plug on service for its once ubiquitous business smartphones, which were toted by executives, politicians, and legions of fans in the early 2000s.
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Donald Trump Trades Android For New Secure, Encrypted Device: Report
US President Donald Trump has apparently traded in his Android phone for a secure, encrypted device approved by the Secret Service with a new number that few people possess.
-
For Gadget Geek in the Oval Office, High Tech Has Its Limits
Obama's eagerness to take part in the personal technology revolution is hampered by the secrecy and security challenges that are daily requirements of his job.
-
Russian Hackers Read Obama's Unclassified Emails, Officials Say
Officials did not disclose the number of Obama's emails that were harvested by hackers, nor the sensitivity of their content.
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Obama Says Doesn't Text, Tweet, or Have a Smartphone That Records
The US president in a Jimmy Kimmel interview revealed that while he has a BlackBerry, he doesn't message, and can't use recorders for security reasons.
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Why Barack Obama is not allowed to have an iPhone
US president on why he is sometimes seen with a bulky super secure BlackBerry.
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Shutdown takes its toll on White House operations
Now in its second week, the partial government shutdown has taken its toll on the White House, where about 3 of 4 staffers have been furloughed, barred even from checking the Blackberries they usually clutch like worry beads.
-
Canadian tech town feels BlackBerry's decline
With more than $2 billion in cash, bankruptcy for RIM seems highly unlikely in the near term.
-
Pentagon approves use of BlackBerry 7 models
U.S. Department of Defense has approved six models of the company's BlackBerry 7 for use on its networks.
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Pentagon approves use of BlackBerry 7 models
U.S. Department of Defense has approved six models of the company's BlackBerry 7 for use on its networks.
