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Inside the BlackBerry Workaround

Posted by Zonk on from the what's-with-the-string-and-the-cans? dept.

pillageplunder writes "Businessweek has a pretty good FAQ-style article on the proposed workaround that RIM would implement if a judge upholds an injunction." From the article: "It would work by changing the part of the network where e-mails are stored. Right now, when someone is out of wireless coverage range and can't immediately get e-mail access, RIM's service stores incoming messages on computers at one of its two network operations centers, or NOCs. When you come back into coverage range, those e-mails are forwarded to you automatically. "

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  1. A blackberry is... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    ...an aggregate of droops.

    It's a fruit.