Markets are abuzz with Blackberry 10 mobile operating system (OS) being unveiled today. It has been claimed that makers have lingered their hopes on the new offering. It has been further said that Research In Motion is leaving n stone unturned to make the launch a hit in Manhattan.

Come January and you will witness the launch of novel BlackBerry 10. Research in Motion is making all the preparations, so that enterprises do not face any sort of problem from having a transition from their old Blackberry to the new one.

In the opinion of the attendees at the London edition of the BlackBerry 10 Jam World Tour developer event, Blackberry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) can still play a significant role in enterprise, even though the company is currently struggling as it is yet to finish work on the newest BlackBerry 10 operating system.

On Friday, in a statement, Research In Motion Ltd. (US: rimm) asserted that previous outage, which hindered the progress of its BlackBerry service in a few European and African markets, might have had an influence of up to 6% of its user base.

As per reports, it has been revealed that Microsoft and Research in Motion has entered into a deal. According to the deal, Microsoft will try to provide an easy access of media and data from computers and other media sources.

Research in Motion (RIM) is no doubt having difficulties maintaining its position in the market as the shares of RIM have adversely been affected with the growing popularity of Apple's iPhones and Android devices.

Blackberry has seen it all, the highs and the lows. The phone had reached an epitome where people all over the world were going ballistic about their Blackberries, but times have recently changed, and the phone has been pulled off the no. 1 position it ruled on, since many years. It’s time the firm fought back to the number one spot

It has been recently revealed in a report that Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, the Chief Executive and Chairman of Blackberry, have resigned. They are the two men responsible for the great success of Research in Motion, but sadly they were the ones who had to witness its recent decline, after the dawn of the new and competitive arena in the mobile phone market.

It has been reported that Research in Motion has experienced its very first jailbreak of a mobile device, during the last week. The dramatic episode came in lime light when a group of notorious hackers have succeeded to gain access to the BlackBerry PlayBook.

There seems to be no end to worries for RIM as now it has been told that instead of using “BBX” on the smartphones, they would be changing the name to BlackBerry 10.