BlackBerry Might Stop Making Smartphones
If no one wants Blackberry phones, it "wouldn't be right" to keep going, says CEO John Chen.
If no one wants Blackberry phones, it "wouldn't be right" to keep going, says CEO John Chen.
BlackBerry could deliver something truly different from any other smartphone. It just needs to ditch its horrible OS to get there.
Most importantly it won't run BlackBerry's OS, so there may finally be some apps to play with.
File this one under ‘faintly plausible rumours’.
I didn’t think I would ever get another another chance to say this, but thank you, BlackBerry! It's just settled a lawsuit with Ryan Seacrest, meaning we'll basically never see the terrible Typo keyboard accessory ever again.
BlackBerry breathlessly announces new sliding-phone design at MWC, seemingly a decade late.
Sticking keys to the bottom of an iPhone has never been more expensive – or generally amusing.
Yet BlackBerry seems to be trying to erase its existence. What gives BlackBerry?
This is either wilfully ignorant or a truly gung-ho troll.
Classic can mean "timeless," as in an ageless beauty that never fades. It can also mean "old." Which one describes the BlackBerry Classic? Take a guess.
You have to wonder if BlackBerry would have secretly been quite chuffed with the rumoured offer though.
Reuters is reporting that Samsung has approached BlackBerry with a takeover offer for as much as $7.5 billion, which would be about 38 percent more than the stock market says the Canadian company is even worth.
I must be a masochist. I'm typing this whole review on a Bluetooth keyboard smaller than my two thumbs.
Like a bit of malware you can't get rid of and spent all of Christmas trying to terminate.
Which is kind of weird since the Boeing Black runs on Android.
A smartphone that conjures up memories of the Canadian company's Qwerty-powered past.
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