research in motion (BBRY) Snapshot

Research In Motion Limited Presents at The Canadian Responsible Investment Conference, Jun-18-2013 09:00 AM. Venue: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Speakers: John Plyler, Supply Chain Social Responsibility Program Manager.

BlackBerry launched the new BlackBerry Q10 smartphone, the first BlackBerry 10 smartphone to feature a classic BlackBerry QWERTY Keyboard. The new BlackBerry Q10 smartphone is expected to be available in India starting from authorized carriers and retailers. Available in two colours, Black and White, the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone combines the power of the BlackBerry 10 platform with a large, re-engineered physical keyboard and stunning touchscreen display. The re-designed, re-engineered and re-invented BlackBerry 10 platform offers a powerful and unique new mobile computing experience that continuously adapts to needs. Every feature, every gesture, and every detail is designed to keep moving forward towards goal, and includes advancements such as: The ever present BlackBerry Hub, which brings all conversations together in one easy to manage place that can access at any time from any app with a simple “peek”, so you’re always only one swipe away from what matters. BlackBerry Balance technology, which elegantly separates and secures work applications and data from personal content, protecting what’s important to and the business work for.

Research In Motion Limited will preview a new solution for automakers that lets them manage and deliver "Over-the-air" (OTA) software updates to vehicles. Leveraging BlackBerry's existing global and secure infrastructure, which delivers software updates to millions of BlackBerry devices around the world, the Software Update Management for Automotive service facilitates machine-to-machine (M2M) communication directly between the automaker and the vehicle, allowing the automaker to easily provide software updates to vehicles in the field. Through BlackBerry's OTA service, which provides secure global distribution and is highly scalable to support millions of vehicles, automakers can deliver a number of new capabilities to customers, including software updates, new applications, and the ability to get the status of functional systems in a vehicle.