Aug 12, 2013 #1 AWS CHF Owner Joined May 18, 1998 Messages 22,133 Location Florida U.S.A. Just a few months ago, BlackBerry seemed dedicated to going alone. Now, the company is surprisingly blunt about its willingness to consider a joint venture or selling the company. Why now? Well, the crucially important "value" model Q5 launched about six weeks ago in the UK and Africa, markets that used to be BlackBerry's cornerstones just two years ago. The Q5 gained sudden importance after the high-end Q10 and Z10 phones put in disappointingly weak volume performances during the May quarter, driving BlackBerry's U.S. market share down to just 1.1% according to one estimate. Continue reading... Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
Just a few months ago, BlackBerry seemed dedicated to going alone. Now, the company is surprisingly blunt about its willingness to consider a joint venture or selling the company. Why now? Well, the crucially important "value" model Q5 launched about six weeks ago in the UK and Africa, markets that used to be BlackBerry's cornerstones just two years ago. The Q5 gained sudden importance after the high-end Q10 and Z10 phones put in disappointingly weak volume performances during the May quarter, driving BlackBerry's U.S. market share down to just 1.1% according to one estimate. Continue reading... Via BRG - Boy Genius Report