BlackBerry is struggling again with jam internet services -update

Many BlackBerry users seem to be after the failure of Monday, again, not to be able to ping, e-mail or BlackBerry services to use. Notify users via Twitter. RIM is working on a solution for the fault.

Many BlackBerry users are the services there again. This is evident from the reactions of users on Twitter. RIM has not yet confirmed that the fault re-occurred. Also, it is unclear how big the fault is, but most likely do this again in the whole of Europe. A spokesman for RIM was not immediately accessible.

The problem follows shortly on a large interference Monday. It was a server in the British town of Slough off, leaving many users in Europe, the Middle East and Africa could not use to create internet services of BlackBerry. Since now the same areas seem to be affected by the fault, it is likely that the server in Slough back down. Because BlackBerry’s many services through the BIS server, such as “pinging” via BBM, chat through WhatsApp and e-mail, BlackBerry users, except for calling and texting, and by the failure not much more with their device.

Update 14:19: BlackBerry-maker RIM is aware of the problem and is working on a solution, reports a British provider.

Update 18:00: RIM has the fault been confirmed through a statement sent to media: “Some users in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, India, Brazil, and Argentina are experiencing delays with messaging and browsing. We are working to make the service as quickly as possible to restore. We apologize for the inconvenience this caused.”

Update 22:41: The BlackBerry manufacturer has let you know that a faulty core switch’ for the failure. “Although the system is designed that the return would have to fall on a backup switch, the backup is not as advance was tested. The result was that a large data gap has increased and we are working now to that backlog, and normal service repair. We apologize for the inconvenience and we will keep everyone informed.”