North America Suffers Second BlackBerry Outage in Six Days
Twitter was set ablaze with talk of another Blackberry outage Tuesday night, the second such outage in the last six days. Research In Motion, the company that runs the popular e-mail messaging service, confirmed "delays" in message delivery throughout North and South America, and offered no ETA for resumption of service.
Internet browsing and Blackberry Messenger were also part of the RIM outage, but the Telephone service seemed to be fine.
On December 17th, another outage affected e-mail service on RIM's network during the morning hours, but that problem was quickly resolved, with service restored by the early afternoon.
Source: Globe and Mail
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