Meanwhile, RIM is on the lookout for an iOS app developer, posted on LinkedIn recently revealed. According to the company this is to help with the development of its BlackBerry Mobile Fusion platform, which is designed to help business manage a wide variety of mobile devices including BlackBerrys, iPhones and Android devices.

"In order for BlackBerry Mobile Fusion to perform advanced management functions for iOS devices, RIM will develop an on device client to be included as part of the overall solution," a RIM spokesman told .