This week, BlackBerry confirmed it would no longer continue to make the smartphones that had made it a household name.
Once the mobile leader in the enterprise market, BlackBerry’s share has fallen dramatically since the turn of the decade as it failed to keep up with changes in demand, while Apple and Android manufacturers caught up in security and administration features.
ANALYSIS: Few will lament BlackBerry’s smartphone exit
A painful restructuring programme has seen the Canadian icon shed thousands of jobs but it is now convinced its future lies in software and security.
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