CIO Late last summer, when rumors about Research In Motion's (RIM) next generation smartphone OS and handhelds first hit the Web, one particularly hard-to-believe report on BGR.com suggested that RIM's first device running the shiny new OS, which is officially called BlackBerry 10, would not connect to RIM's corporate BlackBerry...

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