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Research in Motion

Canadian company
Also known as: RIM
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  • BlackBerry personal digital assistant (PDA), 2008
    BlackBerry

    …2016 by the Canadian company Research in Motion (RIM; BlackBerry from 2013 on) that were among the first popular smartphones.

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    …2016 by the Canadian company Research in Motion (RIM; BlackBerry from 2013 on) that were among the first popular smartphones.

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  • Palm Pilot
    PDA

    …introduced by the Canadian company Research in Motion in 2002, established itself as a favourite in the corporate world because of features that allowed employees to make secure connections with their companies’ databases.

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    …introduced by the Canadian company Research in Motion in 2002, established itself as a favourite in the corporate world because of features that allowed employees to make secure connections with their companies’ databases.

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