The United States Air Force is implementing new security policies for its 30,000 BlackBerrys it has in its inventory. Apparently the current security policy is too weak and they are making the following changes: Users will no longer have the capability to send or receive text messages with attached photos or videos

RIM announced today that the BlackBerry Push Service is open to developers. The service allows developers to develope “Java applications or BlackBerry Widgets that leverage RIM’s push technology either through the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (for enterprises) or BlackBerry Internet Service infrastructure (for consumers), so that content providers…

According to a Crowd Science survey, 40% of BlackBerry users would like to switch to the iPhone as their next smartphone. The survey also notes that a third of BB users want to switch to an Android phone. What does this say about RIM’s future?

What happens when you combine an iconic LEGO artist and a flat screen TV?

There are more BlackBerry Slider pics emerging today.

Is Verizon set to offer Push To Talk to its BlackBerry Tour 9630 users? BGR reports that it has been tipped off by an insider who says an OS 5.0 upgrade for the Tour 9630 will hit in 2 3 weeks. Along with the upgrade will come Push To Talk on Verizon’s network.

RIM’s Wireless Enterprise Symposium for BlackBerry Users is coming up and Zenprise is offering you a way to get there. The show is April 27th to 29th in Orlando, Florida.

With all the hype over Android, and the continued strong marketing of Apple’s iPhone, RIM’s BlackBerry still dominates the US smartphone market. comScore has released their latest survey results and as you can see, BlackBerry still dominates. “42.7 million people in the U.S

It looks like the BlackBerry Storm 2’s touchscreen has been having problems.

RIM’s stock has been upgraded and their stock is rising. BMO Capital Markets upgraded RIM from market perform to outperform citing improving demand.