[acadia1106]

You know what is the most popular device in corporate space, today. The iPhone. What part of blackberry doesn't get that consumers are identical to prosumers. Everyone has a smartphone today not just corporate bloaks as was the case in bberry heyday, and people only want to carry 1 device. Thor if you are listening what is so difficult to understand on this one, PS maybe you should have spent 1 billion on marketing instead just flushing sown the toilet and getting nothing in return. Bet bigger!

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[Blacklatino]

You know what is the most popular device in corporate space, today. The iPhone. What part of blackberry doesn't get that consumers are identical to prosumers. Everyone has a smartphone today not just corporate bloaks as was the case in bberry heyday, and people only want to carry 1 device. Thor if you are listening what is so difficult to understand on this one, PS maybe you should have spent 1 billion on marketing instead just flushing sown the toilet and getting nothing in return. Bet bigger!

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At this point, we have to wait and see who will take over BlackBerry and hopefully, move it forward. As far as Thors, he is only reading a "prepared" script until someone new fills the spot in the near future.

[iN8ter]

Prosumer | Define Prosumer at Dictionary.com

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

BlackBerry's only market is a small portion of the corporate world where security is key. And some areas of the Government.

Yes a lot of IT professionals like the ease of management of BlackBerry devices. But their preferences in management don't outweigh costs, functionality and even employe satisfaction.

Prosumer is just doublespeak, which is about all that is coming out of BlackBerry to try and explain away their total "failure to launch".