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Out of interest, how did the connection from the telcos to RIM work? Was it leased lines? I'm presuming it's this direct integration that allowed BlackBerry to
by amaccuish 7y ago
Out of interest, how did the connection from the telcos to RIM work? Was it leased lines?
I'm presuming it's this direct integration that allowed BlackBerry to push a message straight out to a device, no firewalls in the way?
- rcarmo 7y agoIt wasn’t to RIM initially. It was to customer premises via their existing infrastructure (leased lines, usually, but from the telco to the customer). Later (for consumer services) RIM became essentially a large virtual corporate customer, with traffic routed via the Internet.