Well not quite, but nevertheless the recent BlackBerry outage brought a slow down to both the White House and Wall St. It's common knowledge that most people on Wall St rely on their BlackBerry to do their job, but I never realized so do most politicians. "At the U.S. Capitol, where lawmakers and staffers rely on the BlackBerry to keep plugged into shifting legislative and political battles...

Some confusion in the blogoshpere this morning over T-Mobile’s alleged launch of the Blackberry 8800. TBG is claiming images of the new BlackBerry are on the T-Mobile site, but I can’t find them. At least not in the phone or BlackBerry sections. Other sites are claiming that the 8800 will be released on Monday. T-Mobile already released the 8800 in Europe at the end of February. The T-...

It looks like the Men with BlackBerries have finally come forward and offered an explanation for the Great BlackBerry Outage of 2007. The cause? It was the installation of an insufficiently tested piece of software that set off a chain reaction through RIM's systems which quickly escalated into leaving five million BlackBerry users in North America without wireless email and web applications....

Most people attest to their ability to control BlackBerry use, and don't consider themselves CrackBerry addicts. In light of the recent service outages to BlackBerry email, people are finally realizing their dependency.. er..addiction.. er love for the BlackBerry. So why not embrace your love for the BlackBerry by joining the CrackBerry.com community? By signing up with CrackBerry.com you...

It seems the worst is over. According to Bloomberg online, Research In Motion is saying it has restored BlackBerry service to most of its customers. Bloomberg says that the company is investigating the cause of the problem and is monitoring the situation. A backlog of messages on the system may continue to delay service for some customers, US wireless providers said. Service failures began...