RIM cleared to sell BlackBerrys in China
Step aside RedBerry, after 8 years of hemming and hawing the Chinese government has finally opened their doors to the original RIM BlackBerry. By the end of August, big city suits should find the BlackBerry 8700g on shelves with China Mobile -- the world's largest operator based on subscriber count -- offering up the service. iPhone, what iPhone? RIM now has open access to a population of more than 1 billion who like BlackBerrys based on, uh, their good looks alone.
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rtms @ Jul 5th 2007 6:10PM
Oh my, if even a quarter of the population get's a blackberry, RIM's profits will go sky high. They'll be giving the iPhone the finger soon.
AlphaTeam @ Mar 14th 2008 8:49PM
I'm liking this approach.
I still don't like the Apple approach. If they had just sold the phones unlocked in the first place, they would have make a ton of money.