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BlackBerry over the last 12 years has been the Smartphone market leader when it comes to mobiles for business. BlackBerry email technology shaped the way business people use their mobiles. BlackBerry uses push technology from their 'Business Enterprise Server' with high level security through BlackBerry on-device messaging encryption. Blackberry were first to capitalise on the growing need to business to be done on the move. BlackBerry works on several software platforms which make it both flexible and efficient.

BlackBerry Enterprise Server can be run on a businesses own network, one of the features that makes BlackBerry a popular choice. In addition BlackBerry Smartphones like the new touchscreen BlackBerry 9810 Touch and BlackBerry Bold 9900 have the latest BlackBerry OS7 and can download the BlackBerry apps from BlackBerry App World.

The tablet making business just got a lot more interesting with the entry of BlackBerry, the makers of the Blackberry smartphone. Apple's iPad has almost had the market to itself, with sales looking to go over 50 million by the end of 2012. Blackberry used it's annual developers' conference to announce its tablet for the market, set grow to $40bn in the next 12 months.

The BlackBerry PlayBook, is aimed at the business user as well as for recreation is set to be the main rival to the iPad. The BlackBerry PlayBook will have a 7-inch screen, 2 cameras but will not use the latest Blackberry operating system OS7, but another recently acquired technology. BlackBerry Smartphone users will be able to tether to the BlackBerry PlayBook, but BlackBerry say the BlackBerry Playbook isn't a phone and there was no word during the launch about battery power, a key problem area for Smart devices. While the BlackBerry PlayBook is smaller than the Apple iPad which is bigger at 9.7 inches, BlackBerry are looking to the BlackBerry PlayBook to grab some market share, especially amongst business users.

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