BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) today released a brand new "desktop" version of its BlackBerry App World mobile software store, so users can now navigate the company's app catalogue via PC, ...

UPDATE: I thought maybe the download was pulled but it's still there... the server is probably just getting hammered by visitors and is going really, really slow. Use the comments to this post to keep ...

Research In Motion today announced BlackBerry Link, a revised version of its BlackBerry Desktop Manager application that works with BlackBerry 10 devices. BlackBerry Link, which is compatible with ...

The BlackBerry 6 operating system is on its way, which means it's time for BlackBerry-maker RIM to start showing its accompanying management software for Windows computers. Jessica Dolcourt VP, ...

It’s been a long time coming, but after promises, previews, and unexpected leaks, BlackBerry officially released the desktop Mac client for its popular smartphone platform on Friday. Prior to this ...

I'm that 5G guy. I've actually been here for every "G." I've reviewed well over a thousand products during 18 years working full-time at PCMag.com, including every generation of the iPhone and the ...

BlackBerry-maker RIM today plans to finally release BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac. We got our hands on the official version a few days ago, and we've got all the details. The release is welcome ...

It's the last day of September and RIM promised to have BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac officially available by then. Unfortunately, you can't download it today but they did fire off a press ...

It’s out, and you should get it, if you own a BlackBerry and a Mac. That’s about it. [BlackBerry] https://gizmodo.com/blackberry-desktop-manager-for-mac-review-oh ...

More than a year ago, I brought you the first official confirmation from Research In Motion (RIM) that it would release a long-awaited Macintosh-compatible version of its BlackBerry Desktop Manager ...

If you use a BlackBerry and have a Mac computer, you've probably been irritated by the lack of compatibility. But now it seems RIM is stepping up to the plate with their Desktop Manager for Mac OS ...