The app lets BlackBerry smartphone users easily locate the nearest ATM no matter where in the world they are. ATM Hunter is available for free download on BlackBerry App World™ ( www.blackberry.com/appworld ). 
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President Obama and BlackBerry. As Barack Obama was preparing to take office last year, he had to prepare for another major change in his daily life: letting go of his Blackberry ( ). The New York Times quoted him making the joke that someone would have to "pry it" from his hands. 
Share:  President Obama and <span class="company">BlackBerry</span>. As Barack Obama was preparing to take office last year, he had to prepare for another major change in his daily life: letting go of his Blackberry ( ). The New York Times quoted him making the joke that someone would have to "pry it" from his hands. Tweet this 

There were gains in financials, materials and information technology, but losses in industrials and telecommunications services. Research In Motion Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst Kevin Hunt said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones. Shares closed up 0.88 per cent at $77.72. Shares of Transat A. T. Inc., one the other hand, plunged 29.74 per cent to $13.70 after reporting a much larger quarterly loss than what was expected. For the week, the TSX has seen two days up and two days down, all of which have been small fluctuations of less than 0.4 per cent 
Share:  There were gains in financials, materials and information technology, but losses in industrials and telecommunications services.<span class="sent"> <span class="company">Research In Motion</span> Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst <span class="analyst">Kevin Hunt</span> said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones.</span> Shares closed up 0.88 per cent at $77.72. Shares of Transat A. T. Inc., one the other hand, plunged 29.74 per cent to $13.70 after reporting a much larger quarterly loss than what was expected. For the week, the TSX has seen two days up and two days down, all of which have been small fluctuations of less than 0.4 per cent....There were gains in financials, materials and information technology, but losses in industrials and telecommunications services.<span class="sent"> <span class="company">Research In Motion</span> Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst <span class="analyst">Kevin Hunt</span> said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones.</span> Shares closed up 0.88 per cent at $77.72. Shares of Transat A. T. Inc., one the other hand, plunged 29.74 per cent to $13.70 after reporting a much larger quarterly loss than what was expected. For the week, the TSX has seen two days up and two days down, all of which have been small fluctuations of less than 0.4 per cent. Tweet this 

Research In Motion Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst Kevin Hunt said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="company">Research In Motion</span> Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst <span class="analyst">Kevin Hunt</span> said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones.</span> Tweet this 

RIM, the BlackBerry maker, gained 0.9 percent to C$77.72, bringing its weekly advance to more than 8 percent, the most this year. Hapoalim Securities analyst Kevin M. Hunt said in a note to clients that RIM is likely to succeed in gaining market share around the world."Lots of portfolio managers are buying tech stocks," said Stephen Gauthier , a money manager at Demers Valeurs Mobilieres in Montreal, which manages about C$150 million ($146 million). "Spending is there and earnings are there. Most of the companies in that sector have very strong balanced sheets." 
Share:  <span class="sent">RIM, the <span class="company">BlackBerry</span> maker, gained 0.9 percent to C$77.72, bringing its weekly advance to more than 8 percent, the most this year. Hapoalim Securities analyst Kevin M. Hunt said in a note to clients that RIM is likely to succeed in gaining market share around the world."Lots of portfolio managers are buying tech stocks," said Stephen Gauthier , a money manager at Demers Valeurs Mobilieres in Montreal, which manages about C$150 million ($146 million).</span> "Spending is there and earnings are there. Most of the companies in that sector have very strong balanced sheets."....<span class="sent"><span class="company">RIM</span>, the BlackBerry maker, gained 0.9 percent to C$77.72, bringing its weekly advance to more than 8 percent, the most this year. Hapoalim Securities analyst Kevin M. Hunt said in a note to clients that <span class="company">RIM</span> is likely to succeed in gaining market share around the world."Lots of portfolio managers are buying tech stocks," said Stephen Gauthier , a money manager at Demers Valeurs Mobilieres in Montreal, which manages about C$150 million ($146 million).</span> "Spending is there and earnings are there. Most of the companies in that sector have very strong balanced sheets.". Tweet this 

There were gains in financials and in information technology stocks, but losses in the industrial and telecommunications services sectors. Research In Motion Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst Kevin Hunt said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones. Shares of Transat A. T. Inc., one the other hand, plunged as much as 30% after reporting a much larger than expected quarterly loss. Adding to the negative sentiment, Statistics Canada said the country ran a trade surplus of $799 million in January, up from a revised surplus of $75 million in December. However, the same federal agency said new home prices were up 0.4% in January, the seventh month in a row this index has seen gains 
Share:  There were gains in financials and in information technology stocks, but losses in the industrial and telecommunications services sectors.<span class="sent"> <span class="company">Research In Motion</span> Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst <span class="analyst">Kevin Hunt</span> said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones.</span> Shares of Transat A. T. Inc., one the other hand, plunged as much as 30% after reporting a much larger than expected quarterly loss. Adding to the negative sentiment, Statistics Canada said the country ran a trade surplus of $799 million in January, up from a revised surplus of $75 million in December. However, the same federal agency said new home prices were up 0.4% in January, the seventh month in a row this index has seen gains....There were gains in financials and in information technology stocks, but losses in the industrial and telecommunications services sectors.<span class="sent"> <span class="company">Research In Motion</span> Ltd stock was up for its third day in four after Hapoalim Securities analyst <span class="analyst">Kevin Hunt</span> said the BlackBerry maker was likely to boost its global market share for smartphones.</span> Shares of Transat A. T. Inc., one the other hand, plunged as much as 30% after reporting a much larger than expected quarterly loss. Adding to the negative Tweet this 

Analyst Charlie Wolf with Needham & Company provided a breakdown of the expanding smartphone market, which in the holiday quarter rebounded from just 5.6 percent growth over the previous four quarters. While Apple saw the greatest success, Nokia's shipments also jumped 37.3 percent and Research in Motion saw a spike of 41.2 percent. While the recession has softened and the smartphone market is recovering, Wolf is now looking to the future and the fiercely competitive handset business. "Events since the beginning of 2010 have turned the market into a land grab not dissimilar to the California gold rush in the 1800s," Wolf wrote 
Share:  <span class="sent">Analyst <span class="analyst">Charlie Wolf</span> with Needham & Company provided a breakdown of the expanding smartphone market, which in the holiday quarter rebounded from just 5.6 percent growth over the previous four quarters.</span> While Apple saw the greatest success, Nokia's shipments also jumped 37.3 percent and <span class="company">Research in Motion</span> saw a spike of 41.2 percent. While the recession has softened and the smartphone market is recovering, Wolf is now looking to the future and the fiercely competitive handset business. "Events since the beginning of 2010 have turned the market into a land grab not dissimilar to the California gold rush in the 1800s," Wolf wrote....<span class="sent">Analyst <span class="analyst">Charlie Wolf</span> with Needham & Company provided a breakdown of the expanding smartphone market, which in the holiday quarter rebounded from just 5.6 percent growth over the previous four quarters.</span> While Apple saw the greatest success, Nokia's shipments also jumped 37.3 percent and <span class="company">Research in Motion</span> saw a spike of 41.2 percent. While the recession has softened and the smartphone market is recovering, Wolf is now looking to the future and the fiercely competitive handset business. "Events since the beginning of 2010 have turned the market into a land grab not dissimilar to the California gold rush in the 1800s," Wolf wrote. Tweet this