Revenue jumped 22 per cent to £843m in the third quarter
Computing, 03 Jan 2008
Third quarter revenue at Blackberry manufacturer Research in Motion rose 22 per cent quarter on quarter to $1.67bn (£843m), doubling the $835m (£422m) recorded in the same period last year.
Profit jumped 64 per cent to $370m (£187m), up from $175m (£89m). The company shipped 3.9 million devices in the quarter, and added 1.65 million new Blackberry subscribers to its user base.
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