RIM is currently looking for more apps to be added to their BlackBerry App World, and they’re looking for developers (that qualify) to port their Android apps to BlackBerry. More »

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-If you need some kind of protection for your Amazon Kindle Fire, the Seidio ACTIVE Case with Multi-Purpose Cover is now at a good deal.

-Samsung Galaxy Nexus has just met a big price cut from Costco, and is now only $219.99 with a two-year contract, but only for a limited time! More »

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RIM has been going downhill with their business for about two years already, by Apple and Google’s constant attacks with the newest smartphone technology. (Tablets, too.) And looks like we’ve found the biggest problem now: Thorsten Heins, the newest CEO, still doesn’t realize RIM’s depressed status in the market. More »

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-Rumors suggest that the Samsung Galaxy Note will be coming to Verizon and Sprint. One or the other, will you consider getting the device?

-Samsung has just promised to make battery life for their 2012 smartphones last at least a full day before they need to be recharged. Yay! More »

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-After those news regarding the ‘unsafe’ Android OS, RIM has decided to release a new “Mobile Fusion device management software” in Q1 next year. Necessary?

-ARM Development Studio 5 has now been released to the public! Said to be having much more enhancement than the previous ones. Thoughts? More »

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Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM) is probably seeking some sales boost of its Blackberrys, as it has been reported that their next-gen models might run Android apps through the new QNX software. The QNX phones are expected to be introduced in ‘early’ 2012. More »

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Research In Motion (RIM) revealed that it will be launching a multi-platform Blackberry Enterprise Solution later this year. With security controls in the Android operating system, a system administrator can manage the security, permissions and management controls across multiple corporate devices all from the same console. More »

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From Ziggytek: Nokia and RIM can deny problems with their phones all that they want, but Apple’s press conference claims on Friday actually have merit. The so called “death grip” of an antenna on a smartphone can lead to significant signal loss on almost every phone. Watch these videos for proof. More »

From Ziggytek: Microsoft’s ambitious Vista operating system is viewed as a failure on many levels. Keven Turner, Microsoft COO, took an unfriendly jab at Apple’s iPhone 4 antenna problems, saying, “It looks like the iPhone 4 might be their Vista, and I’m okay with that.” Is Turner speaking too soon, especially when his company’s Windows Phone 7 faces serious challenges ahead of its launch? More »

From Ziggytek: During December in England and Wales, 46% of smartphone owners said that they were considering a Nokia, but that sinking number has dropped to about 33%. Six months ago, 19% declared that they were going to buy a Nokia as their next smartphone, but today, only 10% are now committed to Symbian. The iPhone is the overwhelming choice among those who responded to YouGov’s poll. More »