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BlackBerry - a wireless communicator, first introduced in 1997 by Research In Motion.
The first device looked like a pager with a large screen. The main function - instant corporate communication. Modern BlackBerry - a smartphone that has the ability to work with e-mail, SMS, which allows comfortable enough to browse web pages, as well as working with other remote services.
History BlackBerry devices begins in 1984 with the founding of Canadian company Research In Motion.
Since its foundation, the company specializes in the manufacture of devices for wireless data transmission. The devices allow you to type and send any text to other similar device. Externally
they resembled pagers.
In 1997, one of the engineers who worked on the company suggested the use of the new name of the Blackberry (Blackberry). This tiny berry reminded him lacquered buttons QWERTY-keyboard. Name
liked the leadership and soon appeared the first devices running BlackBerry brand.
In 1999, there are works on creation of the first mobile phone.
In 2000, it appears the phone 957 Proton.
In 2004, the BlackBerry 7210 comes with a color display. This model has opened the 7000 series. In many machines in this series we realized the Bluetooth function.
At the same time, the company is experimenting and releasing BlackBerry without a QWERTY-keyboard.
With the BlackBerry 8700 series models starts to expand the circle of its customers. To this end, the new devices are equipped with a high-quality display, expandable memory, there is a camera,
instant messaging and applications.
By 2007, Research In Motion begins to produce communicators.
Many BlackBerry smartphones have a full-QWERTY-keyboard for easy data entry, work with texts. It is possible to obtain, store, edit and send attachments in formats: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, WordPerfect, ASCII text, HTML and ZIP, as well as graphics: JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, TIFF.
A distinctive feature of the smartphone is the use of a special server (Blackberry Enterprise Server, BES) and encryption capabilities AES encrypted to prevent eavesdropping.
The operating principle of BlackBerry e-mail networks based on the fact that after the registration of the device in a network having coverage BlackBerry, system logs, and then detects every single BlackBerry device on an individual identification number (PIN). A unique number that is available in each unit, allows for PIN messaging (system «peer-to-peer»). These messages come from the device sending the device to the recipient instantly, and in addition, the system puts down a report on the delivery of such messages. In addition, the device automatically selects PIN-message header in red. BlackBerry Messenger app also uses the technology peer-to-peer, but the algorithm of the application resembles the algorithm of the well-known Internet messenger such as ICQ or AOL.
Intermediaries between the sender and the recipient are the center of the network operations RIM, where the servers are installed, and a mobile operator. It does not require manual synchronization of the smartphone and the e-mail server. In order to save Internet traffic and achieve "instant" transfer of data the company uses data compression algorithms.
There may be limitations on the use of the BlackBerry. It is because of these reasons, and also because of the high cost of service, the BlackBerry is not too common in the world.
Blackberry Enterprise Server - a high-tech software that allows you to connect your BlackBerry mobile device to the corporate information system.
Opportunities: