[jaydow11]

That Research In Motion is a born and bread Canadian Company?

Just wondering!

Cheers,

Jay

[BergerKing]

Two loaves please!

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[pkcable]

I knew The CEO is quite a hockey fan too, and last year tried to buy the Nashville Preds. Would they then become .... hmmm .... The Waterloo Water Buffalo?????

[skullgame45]

Yup, I knew! Also did you know, CB was founded in Canada, eh?

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[12MaNy]

Yup! This is pretty common knowledge.

[eripmu]

I did too!

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[Reed McLay]

Research in Motion is our Apple quality success sorry, two guys come up with an idea and proceed to follow it up.

Did you know, all BlackBerry messages go through the Canadian Network Operations Center? That is one of the arguments raised over President Obama's BlackBerry.

Honest, they won't peek.

[Emignault]

Yes sir, I knew. Plus I have family who work for RIM and are traveling to Canada every few months.

[Kaylajoy21]

I didn't know until I came to this site. This site is beyond valuable just in a learning aspect about RIM and all things bb in general

[revslg]

I knew, but it has surprised me that many people who have BB's do not.

[Username00089]

I remember before I ever got a Blackberry I thought they were made by Motorola. (Cut me some slack, I was a rookie.) Once I bought my very first 8703e on Verizon, I looked at the back of the holster that came with it and saw "RIM." I Googled it, and there it was. I learned about it in an instant.

[xliderider]

Two loaves please!

lmao

[vento]

canadians are awesome

[jackm3]

I was bred to enjoy bread

[anon(1634494)]

i knew!!!!!!

[Tremortality]

I never really thought about it but now I know....thanks

[weathering_the_storm]

Yep, I thought most BB users knew that. Now, pass the Molson, eh.

[gadgetier]

I went to Canada and drove a camper van up threw a few of the national parks in winter to photograph wildlife a few years ago, I came to the conclusion that canadians are probablly the nicest people I have ever met, incredably helpful and hospitable.
as for canada, the part of it I saw was probablly the most difficult place to leave that I have ever been to.

so its not a suprise that to me that BB is as sucseful as it is however does knowing where they come from have any relavance ?

doesnt make it work any better than it already does ?

(meant in the nicest possible way) !

[lakerz4lyfe]

Did my internship at RIM (Waterloo).... York Uni Graduate. My former Operations manager (at my prev. job) and my roommate work at RIM!

[lancereeter]

That Research In Motion is a born and bread Canadian Company?

Just wondering!

Cheers,

Jay

Everyone knows that!

[jbeachy]

Of all the people I know, I believe there are only two who don't know that.

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[DaPhoneking]

Everyone in here better know that otherwise I'm consificating their BB's... lol.

The Phoneking has spoken...

[Xpimp]

Thank God for Wikipedia

[karledice]

They have a lot of offices scattered around the US for their major operations though such as their global legal team is based out of Dallas, TX. A big sales and RnD office out of Chicago and Florida; and more RnD in Washington

[doctorlove316]

Didn't know. Guess I didn't really care.

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