1 hour, 57 minutes ago OTTAWA (Reuters) - Research in Motion (RIM.TO) shares fell about 4 percent on Friday after a Fortune.com story said that a high-speed wireless version of its BlackBerry smartphone for top U.S. phone company AT&T Inc (T.N) is facing delays.The introduction has been pushed back as far as August from June, the story on Fortune magazine's website said, citing unnamed people close to the companies. The reason for the delay was unclear, but AT&T had worries about call quality, the report said.
"RIM's policy is to decline comment on rumors and speculation," spokeswoman Marisa Conway said via email. AT&T declined comment on the timing of any future product plans.
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