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Posted by mythdraug Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 703 days ago

While I know it isn't at this point "official", why do you think RIM purchased Viigo. Just yesterday they announced that they would soon stop supporting their Windows Mobile app.

 
 
Posted by sagnihotri Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

RIM got Viigo because they only want their own rss to work.... rest everyone else will be blocked... like u mentioned happened with Yahooo ICQ messengers

 
 
Posted by Isaac Kendall Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

No IM clients are blocked by RIM.  At a corporate level if a BES admin enables the IT policies to prevent official RIM apps like ICQ etc 3rd part clients like IM+ would still work unless they disable the installing of all 3rd party apps.

 
 
Posted by Gibbyoh Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

The Blackberry Solution so secure. I work for Unisys Federal as a Blackberry Implementation Specialist. IT policies are my life blood. Its funny when I tell an IT manager about what they can secure with the correct combination of IT Policies. Enable this with that and voila user can no long use IM. Mix these three IT Policies together and now you prevent users from being able to forward confidential email from their Blackberry. I can rattle off about 60% off IT policies from memory.

 
 
Posted by Bla1ze Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

Is no more. Viigo is part of the core OS now. Others will not be blocked but really there will be not much point to install another if it's already built in.

The funny thing is, the BlackBerry OS out of the box supports RSS feed, it's just not a rich UI and it's not very functional. It's always been there just poorly implemented.

 
 
Posted by Isaac Kendall Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

Sadly, Bla1ze is right.  Why load 3rd party apps when it duplicates features included with the BlackBerry.  Like Twitter for BlackBerry - why load SocialScope or TweeGenuis when the berry comes with a Twitter client?

It's kind of SOP these days, Apple, BlackBerry & Android wait for the developer world to plug holes with cools apps and than big brother swoops in with their own app to take over.

 
 
Posted by dpeters11 Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

I found this entry in Known Issues for the Attachment very interesting.

BlackBerry device users cannot open .pdf files on their devices. (DT 538050)

Depending on how widespread that is, that would be a showstopper for me.

 
 
Posted by Jonathan-Archer Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

So I can no longer post videos on Youtube when using OS 6.0? Damn, that sucks.

 
 
Posted by sweetlittlehugs Tuesday, Jun 22, 2010 702 days ago

I believe those are IT policies that can be applied by companies with BES. If you are on a BIS plan this should not affect you.

 
 
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