Motorola Licenses RIM Technology

Motorola Licenses RIM Technology

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Carmen Nobel
Carmen Nobel
Apr 21, 2004
1 minute read
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Research In Motion Ltd. on Wednesday announced a technology licensing deal with Motorola Inc.

This is the latest agreement in RIMs BlackBerry Connect licensing program, which gives handheld computer and phone makers the ability to connect their devices to RIMs BlackBerry Enterprise Server—server-side software that sits behind a customers firewall and provides access from remote devices to corporate data. Previously only RIMs own BlackBerry devices could connect to the server, but last year the company introduced the licensing program in hopes of boosting software sales.

/zimages/4/28571.gifRIM is busy prepping the next release of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server.Click herefor the full story.

Further information about the RIM/Motorola deal was not immediately available.

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