India has previously made noises about BlackBerry security, along with other nations such as Saudi Arabia.
But now India has set a deadline for the end of the month, Reuters reports, for the authorities to have access to BlackBerry’s encrypted messaging service. The country is concerned about terrorists using the service, and other security risks of [...]
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India sets BlackBerry ban deadline, eyes Skype and Google
India has previously made noises about BlackBerry security, along with other nations such as Saudi Arabia.
But now India has set a deadline for the end of the month, Reuters reports, for the authorities to have access to BlackBerry’s encrypted messaging service. The country is concerned about terrorists using the service, and other security risks of [...]
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India sets BlackBerry ban deadline, eyes Skype and Google
India has previously made noises about BlackBerry security, along with other nations such as Saudi Arabia.
But now India has set a deadline for the end of the month, Reuters reports, for the authorities to have access to BlackBerry’s encrypted messaging service. The country is concerned about terrorists using the service, and other security risks of [...]
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India sets BlackBerry ban deadline, eyes Skype and Google
The row Rim has found itself in over security aspects of its BlackBerry range has deepened, with Saudi Arabia announcing it is going to ban the use of the handsets.
The Press Association reports that the government in Saudi Arabia is ordering operators to halt BlackBerry data services such as email and web browsing, due to [...]
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Saudi Arabia and India move against BlackBerry
Gavin Cheshire, Codemasters Vice President of Studios, has been talking to Develop about the firm’s future.
In the interview, the subject of a 50% stake in Codemasters being purchased by Indian company Reliance Big Entertainment was raised, along with the many rumours that this might involve some sort of UK staff slashing or move to India for the studio.
Cheshire wanted to quickly lay that speculation to rest, telling Develop that: “I can safely say that this is absolutely not the case. There are obviously some ‘strategic’ moves for both partners, but in terms of development at the level we’re at, it’s very much about Reliance investing in our skills and abilities over here in the UK.”
He went on to say the company was actually going on a “major recruitment drive”, with work going ahead on the next Dirt game, as well as the next incarnations of Grid and Operation Flashpoint.
It’s great to hear there’ll be a new Grid, and we’ve been looking forward to Dirt 3 since we first heard about it, having been addicted to the online racing in the second game.
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Codemasters VP talks India rumours, plus new Grid and Operation Flashpoint
