The federal government remains a loyal customer for Research In Motion even as everyone else jumps ship.
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The earnings restatement from the deal-of-the-day website hasn't exactly inspired confidence among investors.
The BlackBerry maker taps into one of its remaining strengths.
The company significantly lowered guidance, likely as a result of insufficient exposure to Apple and Samsung.
The spots don't mention Apple by name, but they clearly focus on user concerns with the company's devices.
A few short years ago, Research In Motion's device was the undisputed smartphone king. Now the company's latest earnings report is being called a 'train wreck.'
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