ThePhenomPoltergeist, 29 Sep 2016Bye Blackberry, you will no longer be a threat. Oh I forgot, you're not a threat anyways.You can at least say a proper, dignified and respectful goodbye to a company who pioneered the always-on instant messaging that you are enjoying now using other platforms. You do not have to diss a company for not meeting your expectations and standards. You owe it to the old tech for all the things you are using now.
AnonD-587142, 28 Sep 2016HMD Global is a Finnish company runs by Nokia's old employees (Arto Nummela is the CEO and he ... moreThe point I'm making is if Nokia can make comebacks despite going broke and propped by Microsoft for a shortwhile then why not Blackberry who at least have good software portfolio?
As far as designing your handsets, if you're putting out a 5" slab there is already thousands to choose from. They all mostly look the same and doesn't impact the actual usage. That is Android.
That's how it works in car business, fashion business and many other business-to-business markets. Focus on what you're strength is. Nokia made good hardware, slow on the software offerings. Blackberry didn't make great hardware but they had some software properties which they now can leverage on all platforms. So why make devices whose margins are not so high?
BlackBerry has signed an agreement with PT. BB Merah Putih to produce Android powered phones in Indonesia.
Linas, 29 Sep 2016nigher software anymore, because BB now going to be Chinese phone running android skin.. Not v... moreIf I were a president of the firm, I'd have all sales people use BB's android.
They still has edge in security department.
(According to the National Vulnerability Database, iOS has three times greater vulnerability than Android, in fact...)
But from a personal-use viewpoint, I don't... just go with the other Android phone tickles my heart
kmb877, 29 Sep 2016Try Apple!or jail
303tk4, 29 Sep 2016This is rather good move, because in terms of BB's customer's concern, hardware spec won't be ... morenigher software anymore, because BB now going to be Chinese phone running android skin.. Not very original, nor worth buying is it?
This is rather good move, because in terms of BB's customer's concern, hardware spec won't be a priority.
Given there're numbers of potential parters out there so it could still involve in hardware design when the time comes.
thnx , me and SuraZ ll develop it further after judgement day
AnonD-587142, 28 Sep 2016HMD Global is a Finnish company runs by Nokia's old employees (Arto Nummela is the CEO and he ... moreBest reply mate....
I have got blackberry passport I need it to run android apps is it possible to change it to android even by cracking.
rip bb!!
Are they going to license their name to Indonesian telecom joint venture? Well... Expect no privacy, no maintenance, and no after sales service. Don't believe me? Look at those bbm invite spams. They are mostly from Indonesia. Why? Because the telecoms in Indonesia sell their customers'data and PIN to third party i.e. marketing companies.
Maintenance and after sales service (warranty) is nearly non existent here in Indonesia. When you claim a warranty, you will be sent back and forth like a ping pong game between the vendor and their 'appointed' service centre. And to add insult, at the end they will say it's the customer's fault therefore the warranty is void.
Good luck BB patrons!
Bye Blackberry, you will no longer be a threat. Oh I forgot, you're not a threat anyways.
Is BB less secure due to outsourcing cell phones to C companies!?
nik.007, 28 Sep 2016Was expecting some nostalgic comments and a dive through the BB glory days Nonetheless, it is... moreThat era ended in 2012 and overstayed its welcome.
BB with chinese sht on it?
Pepa, 28 Sep 2016I know it. After I migrated from my brilliant Nokia N9 with Meego to the BlackBerry Z30 which ... moreTry Apple!
Rebadging is nothing new now...
Even car manufacturers do that...
Pity & painfull to me & to all who appriciate a decent clean office device,
Android is toys for big boys, gadget & time pusher, Iphone has to many strings attached, making u feel locked up & bound to its ruels, Blackberry please dont give up!
AnonD-587142, 28 Sep 2016BlackBerry market cap is $4.7 billion. Nokia's market cap is $41 billion. Nokia Corporation ... morehe's maybe referring to what Microsoft did to Nokia and not the Nokia brand itself, laughable when people like him opens their mouth and knows nothing
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