Head on over to the BlackBerry.com website and you will see that it has received a bit of a makeover. So far, it is just the homepage, however, if I remember correctly, RIM changed the homepage first before tweaking the internal pages last time they overhauled the site.
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[...] Robb noticed that the official BlackBerry site has received a significant graphical overhaul. Paired up with yesterday’s Owners Lounge launch, RIM’s seriously cranking up their web presence, which in and of itself is good for their publicity, and for end-users looking for easily-accessible information. It does leave the lingering feeling that they’re ramping up to something bigger, though, even if it’s just a shiny new ad campaign. [...]
After looking at the BlackBerry homepage a second time, I have to say that I like it a lot better than the last one.
I never understood why the BlackBerry wasn’t the most prominent feature on the old site. Granted, their was a picture of a lady talking on a BlackBerry, but the splash screan was dominated by a city on the coast.
Oh great, another make over. The last time they changed the site they changed the URL’s of loads of the support documents and didn’t rediret anything, so clicking on links in forums took you to a dead ends.
BBAdmin,
Let’s hope RIM has learned from it’s mistakes.
Much better homepage. However, is it just me or does it look like RIM has kind of borrowed from the Apple home page? Like Apple, the homepage is primarily an image of some of their products. Like Apple, they even put kind of cool and trendy imagery into the screen images of their products.
Now the change in the homepage is still a good thing; however, I do detect a hint of Apple influence.