Blackberry outage shows that RIM learned nothing in 2007

February 13th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

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As with RIM’s April 2007 outage, the latest downtime has been officially blamed on a flawed software upgrade. According to RIM, the millions left without e mail can lift their kinked neck and point a crippled digit at an “internal goods routing system within the BlackBerry service infrastructure that had been recently upgraded.”

that upgrade, like the one in 2007, was meant to boost capacity and speed note routing. Right, the same issue which RIM assured us had been resolved last April.

 

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