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BlackBerry to get HTML email and other enhancements

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - January 22, 2008


Research In Motion today announced a series of updates for its market-leading BlackBerry® platform that include enhanced messaging and collaboration, simpler management, enhanced security and expanded application development support. These updates will benefit users, IT groups and developers and will enable organizations to increase mobility, productivity and return on investment.

"RIM continues to expand the capabilities of the multifaceted BlackBerry platform to allow an increasingly rich and productive mobile experience for our customers," said Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO at RIM. "The software enhancements demonstrated today will make BlackBerry smartphones more powerful than ever and even easier to manage."

New enhancements include:

  • Document Downloading and Editing
  • Remote Search for Messages
  • Free-Busy Calendar Lookup
  • HTML and Rich Text Email Rendering
  • Advanced Enterprise Instant Messaging and Presence



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