A spokesperson for Optus said its customers experienced disruption to their BlackBerry data services, but technicians were able to resolve the issue and progressively restore customers to normal service from approximately 1pm.
In the statement, Optus apologised “for any inconvenience caused to its customers by this disruption,” however no other details were given about the outage.
This isn’t the first time BlackBerry users have experienced downtime. Back in April most BlackBerry users in the Western Hemisphere found that the push e-mail service had recovered from the outage that began on the 18 April and continued for almost 24 hours.
At the time the outage raised questions about whether or not the Ontario, Canada-based RIM had enough infrastructure to handle the torrid pace of its growth.
Local Blackberry users without email
By
Lilia Guan
on Nov 7, 2007 2:46PM
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