Free Windows Phones To Frustrated BlackBerry Users

Trying to capitalize on the Blackberry outage fiasco,Microsoft has decided to give away free Windows Phone to the frustrated BlackBerry users who are completely cut off from any form of Web service.The outage glitch which has almost entered the fourth day today due to a failover switch issue seems far from being rectified even though RIM has identified the issue & is currently being rectified.The glitch has also Affected U.S,Canda & Puerto Rico where services are slowly recovering back to its feet.

                                                          This offer is not for everyone,but just to the frustrated Blackberry users who has to respond to "Ben the Pc guy's tweets" & enlighten him as to why you need to upgrade to the Windows Phone.The lucky 25 BlackBerry people will receive 25 Windows Phone from Ben if they managed to provide the right reasons. 

BlackBerry Services Back Online:Hackers Not Involved

This comes as delightful news for the BlackBerry users who had their services down for the third straight day.With U.S & Canada also joining this list,it appears that they have finally got hold of the situation & already they are claiming that the BBM,Web & Email services have already started to function in places where its services were affected.
                                                      Still there are people who claim that the BlackBerry services are still down,but the good thing is that the bits & bytes have started flowing slowly once again now that they have started to clear the hug backlog created due to a failover switch issue.While U.S & Canada BlackBerry services are back online,those with the EMEIA network like India,Africa,Middle East & Latin American countries,the services are still down for a record straight 4th day.
                                                        With media speculating that the result of the BlackBerry Outrage was due to security breach by a bunch of Hackers,the RIM quickly released a press statement claiming that its services were not infiltrated & users will be able to recover most of the data and nothing will be lost.However RIM has not announced any compensation for the BlackBerry users and neither has it issued a deadline for this outage to be fixed permanently.