The five remaining BlackBerry users are about to get some very bad news about the app store.

Anyone who has owned a Blackberry recently knows that it is utterly f*cked. Now it appears that desperation is truly beginning to set in.

Fewer and fewer BlackBerries are getting plucked. RIM, on the other hand, might be pretty much plucked over.

RIM has not been having a good year, and it officially just got worse as a judge has decided that RIM's BlackBerry Enterprise Server software infringed on a patent held by Mformation, a company specializing in mobile device management.

You might hear a vast sucking sound, to the North.

We recently predicted that RIM wouldn't make it to the end of 2012, and frankly, since then, they haven't done much to argue otherwise.

Technology is a business that moves at warp speed.

Been on the fence about getting an iPhone, what with it now available on two networks that don't wildly suck.

Ever since Apple dived into the mobile market like a drunken brawler, with Google following soon after with a flying kick, the head that's been getting kicked around like a football the most is Research in Motion.