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The smartphone maker has also been aided by Google's $12.5 billion move to buy Motorola Mobility, which analysts say could sow dissent within Android ranks and push wireless companies to more eagerly embrace alternatives to the Google software, which is used widely. "It's all on the heels of Google/Motorola and what that means for the changing landscape, and there's also a little bit of what I consider excess patent fever going on," said Colin Gillis, a tech analyst at BGC Partners in New York. Waterloo, Ontario-based RIM also holds a solid share of mobile patents, particularly in data compression, encryption and synchronization. "It's a value name right now, it's a deep value name," Gillis said. RIM's stock had been skidding since February, hurt by a drumbeat of negative news. The company's earnings have missed expectations and it sharply cut forecasts, while its PlayBook rival to Apple's iPad launched to dismal reviews. 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