[belfastdispatcher]

So a couple of years ago Dell announced they're dropping BlackBerry in favor of their own smart phones. A year after that turns out they only got rid of only half of their BlackBerrys and their own smart phone they changed the staff to was discontinued.

Now Dell is completely out of the Smart phone race, should we assume they're a BB company once again?

http://mblog.gsmarena.com/dell-abandons-its-smartphone-business-waves-goodbye-to-android-and-windows-phone/

[ichat]

So a couple of years ago Dell announced they're dropping BlackBerry in favor of their own smart phones. A year after that turns out they only got rid of only half of their BlackBerrys and their own smart phone they changed the staff to was discontinued.

Now Dell is completely out of the Smart phone race, should we assume they're a BB company once again?

http://mblog.gsmarena.com/dell-aband...windows-phone/

Hopefully they won't introduce BYOD, if they do then barely any BB's will be used...

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[belfastdispatcher]

Hopefully they won't introduce BYOD, if they do then barely any BB's will be used...

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A year after they announced they will drop BB they still had some 1500 BBs. I don't think Dell is a company that can go BOYD

[peter9477]

A year after they announced they will drop BB they still had some 1500 BBs. I don't think Dell is a company that can go BOYD

1500 out of 100,000 employees? Sounds more like those are just rattling around in the backs of desk drawers, not a real sign they stuck with BB.

[belfastdispatcher]

1500 out of 100,000 employees? Sounds more like those are just rattling around in the backs of desk drawers, not a real sign they stuck with BB.

Lol, do you think they give every employee a phone?

1500 was half of their provided staff phones.

[belfastdispatcher]

Dell finally replaces 15,000 Blackberries with Windows Phones | WMPoweruser

15000 actually. And since they're not making phones anymore...........

[Bold_until_Hybrid_Comes]

So a couple of years ago Dell announced they're dropping BlackBerry in favor of their own smart phones. A year after that turns out they only got rid of only half of their BlackBerrys and their own smart phone they changed the staff to was discontinued.

Now Dell is completely out of the Smart phone race, should we assume they're a BB company once again?

Dell abandons its smartphone business, waves goodbye to Android and Windows Phone - GSMArena Blog

Fusion BYOD? Idk

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Dell finally replaces 15,000 Blackberries with Windows Phones | WMPoweruser

15000 actually. And since they're not making phones anymore...........

And they had to add "finally" to the title...

[southlander]

Whatever they are using the decision to move to Windows phone so early was a bit rash.

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