After UAE and the Blackberry Ban and STC in Saudi Arabia. Indonesia is the latest country to demand a change to RIM's policy of encrypting and routing emails through its own servers. Or Make RIM install local servers inside the Middle-East region and supervised by the Networks operators. And as RIM Responded before they can't afford to lose millions of customers any more than they can compromise their security to please local governments.

But RIM Responded saying:

"BlackBerry enterprise solution was designed to preclude RIM or any third party, from reading encrypted Any claims information under any circumstances, since RIM does not store or have access to the encrypted data.The that we provide, or have ever provided, something unique to the government of one country that we have not offered to the governments of all countries are unfounded."

RIM is there something you'd like to tell us about this unannounced BlackBerry Curve 9300 that's up and dancing on Rogers' website right now with a $79.99 Canadian price tag on a three-year contract? We're looking at a quad-band GSM and HSDPA 850/1900/2100 candybar with 802.11n WiFi, GPS, 256MB of RAM, a 2 megapixel camera, microSD expansion (2GB in the box), and 2.4-inch display throwing 320 x 240 pixels. And no, that's not the latest and greatest OS which makes us wonder about the possibility for a BlackBerry 6 upgrade

As we know the current generation of BB OS have a terrible browser. But the upcoming BB OS 6 would run a webkit fast browser same as safari on iOS and Android browser too.

So Running a Test to compare three different Web Browser BB OS6 (Blackberry torch) with BB OS5 with iOS 4 (iPhone 4) and the Samsung Captivate

BB is slightly slower (just a few seconds) than the iPhone 4 and the Captivate. And this Because of the BB torch which slower than iPhone 4 and captivate by 624Mhz in processor speed and the Browser code glitches so its not Completely 100% accurate comparison.

But here is the Video to see the progress of every browser:

Shape Services make an IM aggregrator app that comes in a free version called IM+ Lite. the app lets you connect, AIM, iChat, MSN, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo!, ICQ and more. The app was recently updated with the following:

• Completely redesigned user interface with new theme available.
• New UI elements with tabs, new message indicators etc.
• Convenient history review for all conversations.
• Improved group chat for MSN and Skype.

The long-rumored BlackBerry Torch just went live on ATT's site offering the opportunity to sign up for a notification when you can buy the thing. Major features include a 5 megapixel cam with flash, full QWERTY on a portrait slide, 802.11n support, and BlackBerry 6 with an all-new browsing experience and a host of other features that should help position RIM within earshot of its less-stodgy rivals. You've also got 4GB of storage onboard paired with a 4GB microSD card in the box, 512MB each of ROM and RAM, a quadband 3G radio that'll travel well around the globe, a 480 x 360 touchscreen display (same resolution as the Bold 9700) measuring 3.2 inches, the typical optical trackpad down below, and an interesting new Media Sync feature that'll let you sync your media library right over WiFi something various third parties have tried over the years, but has rarely been offered as an out-of-the-box capability. Follow the break for RIM's introductory videos.

Introducing the biggest leap yet in BlackBerry evolution the Torch.

• World premier BlackBerry in slider form factor with touch screen plus QWERTY keyboard and optical trackpad
• BlackBerry 6 OS with all-new browser featuring tabbed browsing for access to multiple web pages at the same time and pinch-to-zoom capability
• First BlackBerry with next-generation messaging including group messaging for up to 10 people and locations
• Social networking feed application for one view of all your favorite sites such as Facebook®, Twitter™ and MySpace®
• Integrated search from home screen
• 5 MP camera with flash, autofocus, and environment settings
• Latest Wi-Fi "N" network support (Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n) for home, office, and on the nation’s fastest Wi-Fi network with more than 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots nationwide