It looks like Motorola
If the Motorola Charm was a direct attack on RIM's BlackBerry Curve, the upcoming Droid Pro is an assassin, targeting the BlackBerry Torch. As the name implies, the Motorola-designed Droid Pro will ship to Verizon
But the phone comes packed with business-grade features such as remote lock and wipe capabilities, high-grade encryption, support for global networks in case you're traveling abroad, and more. Above all, the full QWERTY keyboard below a full three-inch touchscreen provides an interface that's instantly recognizable and comfortable for BlackBerry users.
The business features don't stop there: The Droid Pro can synchronize with email accounts on both Microsoft
The mobile battle for corporate accounts is surely heating up, not only because Motorola is designing devices specifically for that space, but also because many of these enterprise-ready extras are becoming commonplace in smartphones of every stripe. Apple
If I were Research In Motion, I'd be looking for either a miracle or an exit strategy these days. The company's core market is succumbing to commodity-itis.
Does RIM have a snowball's chance in Death Valley to turn the tide before succumbing to the Android and iPhone invasion? Discuss in the comments below.