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Beginning this summer, the San Francisco establishment will own reach to HP's hefty market. But, on what devices Leap Motion will inject its gesture-driven technology is still not disclosed. A deal just hit between Leap Motion and Hewlett-Packard to bundle and embed its 3D gesture control technology in some of the HP's devices.

Every scene is presented in detail so stunning - HD movies, sports and even YouTube clips - that it is like looking through a window. The Motionflow XR 960 technology minimizes judder and helps recreate the movement of real life directly on screen, so viewing at home feels like you are watching from the stands. Recreating natural motion with reduced judder and less blur, Motionflow XR 960 helps you see each end-over-end rotation by taking motion clarity beyond refresh rates, which are only measured in Hz, to quadruple the motion effect so you see everything as if you were there.Watch sports like never before.

HP has released details and shown off their new Envy 17, the first computer from the brand that includes Leap Motion.

"According to a source speaking to N4BB.com, Research in Motion is on track for releasing its first BlackBerry 10 device this October, following an official announcement sometime in August. Previously thought to be released around September, this can be seen as a positive step for the troubled manufacturer."

"Research In Motion has delayed its annual presentation to financial analysts, usually held during the BlackBerry World conference in May, until it launches its next-generation smartphones."

"A Dutch semiconductor company said on Tuesday it had filed a patent infringement suit against Research In Motion Ltd, adding to the BlackBerry maker's troubles and sending its shares tumbling"

"A new leak has given us a look at what BlackBerry manufacturer Research in Motion could have planned for the coming year, and while the majority of the information links in with previous rumours, it does contain one surprising piece of news."

"Canadian smartphone manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) had a troubled existence in 2011 and the under-pressure maker of BlackBerry devices has long been rumoured to be looking to sell its assets as a result of its falling stock price and slimmer market share."

"The internet is buzzing with speculation suggesting that Amazon could put in a bid for Canadian smartphone manufacturer Research In Motion. The Blackberry makers have had a rough year, with product delays, network outages and declining profits and share value, making it the perfect target for Amazon's ruthless acquisition strategy."

"It's been a bad year for Research in Motion (RIM), makers of the BlackBerry series of smartphones, and it's just been compounded by the news that a truckload of 5,200 BlackBerry PlayBook tablets have literally been stolen off the back of a lorry - You just couldn't make it up."

Nokia, the earlier leader & present struggler wishes that US court needs to put an arbitration agreement that can harm RIM's majority smartphones. The California Court is said to have received request from Nokia which suggests it to bring a ruling that would capably stop Research In Motion from selling handhelds with wireless LAN facilities until the time frame the companies can sort on patent royalty costs.

Research in Motion emerged in limelight due to its BlackBerry smartphone earlier and then with Apple and Android in picture the situations reversed. Now again RIM is expected to gain better market share with its long awaited BlackBerry 10 smartphone. Efforts are going on strong to bring BlackBerry 10 on shelves and also the app store is assumed to get renamed.

Research in Motion after severe struggle in market is coming shortly with its major platform & device in early 2013. It is BlackBerry 10 with more updated features and facilities. The device and OS will be available on 50 carriers globally and will now have integrated carrier billing, says a Canadian firm in a press release.

"As promised, Research in Motion has provided a more detailed view of its long-awaited PlayBook OS 2.0 software, including the excellent news that it'll definitely be coming next month."

Latest detail hints that Research In Motion is going to introduce first Blackberry 10 handset and latest Playbook tablet in 2012.

"Research in Motion announced recently they would be bringing together their BlackBerry OS and the PlayBook's QNX designed platform to form BBX, their next generation mobile operating system. At the time they didn't elaborate on what it would look like or what devices it would be launching on. All that was said was it would arrive in 2012."

Technology giant Apple has announced that they have acquired PrimseSense. The Israel-based startup develops 3-D motion detection products used in technology like the Microsoft Kinect.

"Blackberry customers in the US and Canada are suing Research in Motion over the recent global outage which left millions without email, instant messaging and net access."

"On the first day of BlackBerry World 2012 RIM CEO Thorsten Heins took the stage to formally open the event with his keynote speech. What did the Canadian smartphone manufacturer have to offer the audience?"

"As RIM CEO Thorsten Heins took the stage at BlackBerry World 2012 his main focus was software with the BlackBerry man going to great lengths to show off the developments it has been making with the new BlackBerry OS."