The Information and Communications Ministry has lifted the suspension of sales certification for BlackBerrys after the producer of the smartphone, Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM), provided after-sales services in the country. Information and Communications Ministry spokesman Gatot S. Dewa Broto told The Jakarta Post that RIM would receive its full operational rights in Indonesia starting Monday. Gatot said the operational rights were granted after the Canada-based telecommunication company had fulfilled the government's requirements, including the provision of after-sales services. He said RIM had submitted an official letter on Aug. 31 to the Indonesian Telecommunication Regulator Agency (BRTI) that officially notified the start of RIM's operations in Indonesia. "The ministry has evaluated the official letter and concluded that RIM has fulfilled all of our requirements...