which stands for Research In Motion is a Canadian
company that specializes in telecommunication and wireless devices. RIM was
founded by Mike Lazaridis in 1984 and its headquarters is based in Waterloo,
Ontario. One of the biggest electronic wireless
devices to come out in the market was the BlackBerry, which was introduced to
the market in 1999 (Quoted: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry). The BlackBerry
has a long list of wireless handheld devices; with one of the newest BlackBerry
devices to come out last month is the BlackBerry Z10. The BlackBerry first
started out as an email pager and then branched off to be one of the best
communication devices in the business world.
In the world today what do you think would be the best
way to communicate? On the phone, how about an email or a simple text message
so you know for sure your message was received. All three of these are the best
way to convey your message. Why just stop at one way to communicate, when you
can have all three to get your message across. That’s why; thanks to RIM the BlackBerry
wireless handheld device was created. You don’t only have a phone, but you have
email, internet, short message system (SMS)
and for those of you who don’t know what SMS is, its text messaging and we all
know about text messaging. How many of you get heart attacks when you see your monthly
wireless bill? Want to know why, because 75 percent of the time the cause of
the bill being so insanely high is….ding…ding…ding “text messaging.” That’s why
BlackBerry has its innovative BBM (BlackBerry Massager), an instant message
application that is included on all BlackBerry devices that allows BlackBerry users to
message among each other.
We all love and are addicted to our CrackBerry A.K.A. BlackBerry,
it’s like a mini compact computer in you handheld wireless device, what more
can you ask for in a phone.
You're able to communicate in more ways then one.
