BlackBerry maker accused of infringing BBX trademark


BBxonline

TORONTO: BBX, the operating system that Research In Motion (RIM) is counting on to revive its floundering BlackBerry franchise, has run into trouble even before the company could install the system in its smartphone line.

A New Mexico firm claims the “BBX” name is protected by trademarks it holds and is threatening to take legal action against RIM unless it stops using the moniker.

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