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There's some surprising good news to come out of RIM's headaches: few car wrecks
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Free apps haven't appeased BlackBerry users, who are now seeking a class action lawsuit against Research in Motion, asking for around to be paid $1.25 to each angry customer.
There's some surprising good news to come out of RIM's headaches: few car wrecks
To make up for its days-long outage, the company is giving customers a $100 gift certificate
Nothing says "I'm superior" like kicking an opponent when he's down
RIM says that the phones are slowly returning to normal; CEO apologizes
The company says you'll get your lost emails eventually and you didn't get hacked
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