
Instead, the wireless transfer system that RIM is supposedly working on will access RIM’s backend architecture, “providing a direct connection between your computer and your phone.” This is similar to Research in Motion’s BES server. By being able to access all sorts of files without a physical connection, business users will be able to spend more time with that thumb-based QWERTY rather than being tethered to a desktop.
How this will affect pricing and whether there is any truth to this rumor, well, those remain to be seen.




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