10 Reasons Why a Blackberry Tablet Won't Succeed
News Analysis: Speculation abounds over the possibility of RIM releasing a BlackBerry tablet in the coming months. But without some major changes in strategy, it's unlikely that the device will be able to appeal to consumers or even enterprise users.
A report hit the wire on Tuesday claiming Research In Motion is working on a tablet computer designed to compete with the iPad. Although RIM has yet to confirm that such a device exists and the company won't even say that it's considering moving into the tablet space, it's seeming more and more likely that such a device will eventually hit store shelves.
The reason why is quite simple: every other mobile company is doing it, why shouldn't RIM? And if it can find a way to be successful in the tablet space, it could bolster its smartphone operation.
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/10-Reasons-Why-a-Blackberry-Tablet-Wont-Succeed-536581/
A report hit the wire on Tuesday claiming Research In Motion is working on a tablet computer designed to compete with the iPad. Although RIM has yet to confirm that such a device exists and the company won't even say that it's considering moving into the tablet space, it's seeming more and more likely that such a device will eventually hit store shelves.
The reason why is quite simple: every other mobile company is doing it, why shouldn't RIM? And if it can find a way to be successful in the tablet space, it could bolster its smartphone operation.
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/10-Reasons-Why-a-Blackberry-Tablet-Wont-Succeed-536581/
