For all you radio engineering types addicted to your “CrackBerries,” help may be around the corner: BlackBerry maker Research In Motion says it has developed a software workaround, in case a court bars the use of the current software because of a pending patent dispute, Reuters reports.
The company said the workaround will prevent a shutdown of service in the United States. “In an announcement made as the clock ticked toward a Feb. 24 court hearing on U.S. patent holding company NTP Inc.’s request for an injunction to halt U.S. BlackBerry service, RIM also said it was still willing to negotiate a deal,” Reuters reported. “NTP questioned why RIM simply didn’t go ahead and make the software changes for the workaround and argued the BlackBerry maker was trying to bully it.”
BlackBerry Workaround Developed
BlackBerry Workaround Developed