Research In Motion (RIM) announced a few minutes ago its services in Europe, Middle East, India and Africa are currently operating normally, via its Twitter page. Earlier in the day, subscribers in these regions reported delays in delivery of emails and BlackBerry Messenger messages. A few hours ago, RIM announced it was investigating reports of delay, sparking fears of a repeat of last month’s outage that left millions without BlackBerry’s online service for days. However, this time RIM ruled out...

Research In Motion, the makers of BlackBerry handhelds have just posted an update stating that there is no system-wide outage and the company is investigating reports that some users in EMEA are experiencing delays. The statement from RIM is the second update from the company in about an hour since it acknowledged reports of service delays in BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) and emails. The first statement was made on Twitter, while the second on Facebook. Here’s the latest statement from RIM:Wanted to share ...

Research In Motion (RIM) has confirmed to AllThingsD that some users in India, Europe, Middle East and Africa are experience delays in the BlackBerry services. The BlackBerry manufacturer, however, denies it being a system-wide outage like the one that lasted three days and eventually resulted in a global outage for a few hours. Last time’s outage also initially affected the same regions, which would point the cause of the current delay to the same server in UK that was responsible for the earlier servi...

Uh, oh! BlackBerry users are facing delay in email and BBM message delivery. It is not clear how widespread the delay is but we are already getting reports from India and UK about users complaining about BBM messages not getting delivered and delays in getting mails. RIM has promptly sent out a Tweet it is investigating the matter, a lesson it learnt from last month’s outage where it kept mum for the first few hours. We are following this closely and will be updating this post as it develops. Do comment...