Blackberry in trouble again, this time from Indian Government
These days RIM’s Blackberry is busy these days not due to Blackberry torch which should rather be consuming its attention, RIM is busy talking to Government around the world. Since last i heard it has caused a storm in Middle east and Indian Government has given an ultimatum to RIM, a Canada based smartphone gaint. Company has been asked to “share the data” or face a ban.
Earlier company skipped an important meeting with Indian authorities. Government of India like other governments around the world are asking for the access … Continue Reading
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