ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - Research In Motion unveiled an updated version of its smartphone BlackBerry Bold Monday and improvements to its new operating system as he tried to resume his heels after a profit warning.
RIM said the phone touch, available around the world in the summer on two important standards, would have more power than the torch, touted by RIM as a competitor of the iPhone in August when it updated its aging platform.
RIM astonished investors last week with a fresh profit warning, expectations lowering more only a few weeks after it issued a dismal outlook for its results. Sales of its phones of aging have shifted, especially in the vital market for the United States and in Latin America, while Apple and Google have powered on.
Investors in the stock. so It will take an upgrade of the product portfolio together with upgrades to the operating system, "analyst Evercore Partners Alkesh Shah said after the announcement on Monday.
Shares of U.S. of RIM tempered 0.37 pct to $48.47 in trade after plunging early more than 14 percent Friday on profit warning.
The bold new, more focused on the business market, model has a 2.8 inch screen and retains the physical qwerty keyboard with a 1.2 GHz processor brand company. It will be delivered with a near field communication (NFC) chip, which allows the phone to be used as a mobile portfolio, executives, said the World Conference of annual BlackBerry in Orlando, Florida.
Canadian society has also launched an application of video chat for its new Tablet PC manual and said that they would buy a device Ubitexx Corporation.
In a gesture designed to take advantage of security features improved from BlackBerry, the company said it will offer to host Apple and Android on its BlackBerry Enterprise Server secure devices.
Also, RIM launched BlackBerry Balance, a program to allow data of companies and individuals to coexist without compromising the communication of confidential information.
For years, businesses and Government agencies gave the BlackBerry to millions of workers in need of mobile access to applications in the workplace. But many now prefer using their own iPhone from Apple and iPads, as well, and a series of devices running on Google's Android platform.
While defending his Kingdom in the professional market, RIM is intensely to further advances in consumer markets. But he had difficulty in attracting the attention of the most demanding buyer, even if it has made progress in grabbing market share in emerging markets, mainly with less expensive equipment.
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