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RIM will be gearing up with more advertising in the coming months in hopes of showing off all that is BlackBerry to prospective and current consumers. I've never been a big fan of RIMs take on advertising as I always felt they could do way more to spread some BlackBerry love through TV and print ads. While cruising the forums this morning I found this thread that posed a great question: Just what do you think RIM should promote? Should they show off apps? Devices? Features like Mobile Hotspot and NFC? Let us know what you think in the poll above (you can choose up to 3 features), then hit the comments and let us know your thoughts on how RIM should step it up with some great ads.
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