Things are slowly getting better for BlackBerry users around the world, as RIM restores service after a four-day outage that took down BBM and email across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the Americas, and Africa. That’s the word straight from RIM co-CEO Mike Lazaridis, who’s posted a contrite video apologizing for the outage and informing customers that the company expects to see some additional instability as systems fully come back online — a process that has no definite timeline as of yet. Hit the break for the video and the source link for RIM’s page detailing the restoration process.
RIM CEO Mike Lazardis says BlackBerry service approaching normal
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