Blackberry, etc.

Just yesterday some of us were gathered in the area of the helpdesk, discussing the NTP/RIM lawsuit and what the firm might have to do if the Blackberry service does, in fact, get shut down. The agreement was that we’d end up blowing a big chunk of IS budget rolling out Windows Mobile devices.

One day later, another lawsuit’s added to the mix, and maybe not so much.

Tags: Blackberry, WindowsMobile, NTP

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