US government agency ditches BlackBerry in favor of iPhone

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US government agency ditches BlackBerry in favor of iPhone - YAHOO!

More woes for BlackBerry maker Research In Motion. The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced this week that it would be handing out iPhones and iPads to its employees in May, replacing the BlackBerry devices currently used.

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