RIM rakes in profits, expects good fortune to continue
by Darren Murph 
posted Oct 6th 2007 at 9:28AM
Research In Motion has little to kvetch about these days, especially when you consider that it essentially doubled its sales and profits from the same quarter a year ago. The BlackBerry maker recently announced that it had not only passed the ten-million subscriber mark, but "that its profit and revenue more than doubled in the period." Furthermore, the firm noted that "results should be better than expected for the rest of the year," and it suggested that the "outperformance was driven by the strong product cycle, as well as the diversification of its user base across multiple geographies and market segments."
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
PakieMak @ Oct 6th 2007 10:37AM
When you make a solid device that appeals to more than the "business" crowd, this is what happens.
I use my 8320 for organizing my busy life, a music player and phone. I chose not to get the email/ internet package because I don't need it. It's rock solid and WIFI capable too.
kookoobirdz @ Oct 7th 2007 1:01AM
Company spokesperson also said, "Brace yourselves gentlemen. The gas chromatograph has revealed that the secret ingredient of our success is... ... LOVE? OK who's been screwing with this thing?!"