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The "expert" in the video is Henry Blodget, Business Insider editor-in-chief & CEO
At 16, BlackBerry is no longer left for dead

What a f'en loud mouth idi ot. Sorry, being too nice, I know.

Almost makes the same amount of useless noise when I throw in too many dried prunes in my cereal.

Where has he been in the last year?

Does this gearbox even realize what is taking place in the BB space and their niCHe movement?

John Ford who has had plenty of exposure to the BB movement through the numerous interviews was trying to curb his comment near the end of the clip...

the only thing that is "toast" ...... is his commentary.

f'en dog face gremlin

Happy Friday everyone !!

[Kris Erickson]

I swear I just have bad luck. Missed selling at $12, figured it would drop back to sub 10 yesterday so I sold out at 10.15. Now this freight train is starting to pull outta the station and I'm going to end up paying more to get back on board. But I did go all in on Halo at 14.28. I may see if this can hit 15 and sell out to get back to BB before its too far down the track.

[Superfly_FR]

@Kris ... well we knew this would be a tricky game ... hope you'll get out of this fine

On other news, Kofi's at it again at S.A.
I can't believe S.A editors leave this guy publishing such crap at such a rythm.
Of cours, once again, my comment will be deleted (he's the king of 'report abuse' button).

So, FTR, here it is (don't expect me to link to the article).

So you believe future of enterprise is data transfer over the cloud (so 2000's) ?
BlackBerry vision is device centric.
Once your device is properly set to the enterprise EMM (BES12) it becomes your mobile workhorse. This means you can either store locally (on the device) or access remotely (enterprise network) the files you need and then either use them on your device ("on your way home" / "back to work") or use *any* computer (mac, PC, android and iOS tablets) power to perform heavier tasks.
* Without a single fingerprint on the computer *
As mentioned above, this is Blend. And blend is fully managed under BES. You don't rely on third party cloud or personal storage and must comply with enterprise rules. Of course, whatever you do can be recorded for those companies that need compliance.
Now, let me laugh at your Good quote ("RIM" ...), just what we need to state with factual argumentation that your copy/paste job is another rehash of past and a clear confession of your limited skills on the matter.
P.S: And this one shouldn't get me moderated again ... well, I guess.

And now, I know why ... sort of ...

[randall2580]

I was tired of listening to you all tell me how you loved yours so much. BTW the picture was taken with my old Z30 not an iPhone


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[bungaboy]

I was tired of listening to you all tell me how you loved yours so much. BTW the picture was taken with my old Z30 not an iPhone


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It is beautiful. I am envious.

[bigbadben10]

This place is quite nice!



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[Superfly_FR]

Ben, warm the place will be in Cancun mid February ...
Can't wait !!!

Enjoy, + say hi to M. for us pls !
SF

[W Hoa]

Canadian Industry Minister James Moore said he has been assured by BlackBerry Ltd. Chief Executive Officer John Chen that there’s no substance to reports that Samsung Electronics Co. had approached the company about an acquisition.

“I talked to him yesterday and he said it’s a rumour and that there’s no truth to it,” Moore said in an interview Friday in Vancouver.

BlackBerry Ltd CEO John Chen assures industry minister: Samsung takeover reports just rumours | Financial Post

[slipstream89]

Just sold out of HALO for 60% gain and bought into BAC looking for a rebound in oversold territory

[world traveler and former ceo]

BlackBerry Ltd CEO John Chen assures industry minister: Samsung takeover reports just rumours | Financial Post

Great... Just what the shorts want to hear (eyes rolling)

.. how about something significantly positive from all levels of government in Canada with further investment in bbry, and big announcements of major
$$$ in support of canada 's largest tech company instead.....

Or... "we don't comment on rumours"...





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[W Hoa]

Great... Just what the shorts want to hear (eyes rolling)

.. how about something significantly positive from all levels of government in Canada with further investment in bbry, and big announcements of major
$$$ in support of canada 's largest tech company instead.....

Or... "we don't comment on rumours"...

That was last months news.

Export Development Canada is lending British telecom giant Vodafone Group PLC $850-million (U.S.), the bulk of which will be used to finance the purchase of BlackBerry Ltd. handsets and services.

[bbjdog]

You folks are to much, thanks for the good laugh.

Bungaboy nice image. Lmao

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[helopilot06]

Well a great day on the market for all and a 14k sale at work... I'm a happy boy today. Thanks for the laughs all!

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[kfh227]

Regarding we don't comment on rumors.

Keep in mind that if people think that such a deal might happen, sales of BES could be hurt.

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[Soumaila Somtore]

Hummm Interesting
An Open Letter to Carl Icahn and Starboard Value on Blackberry (BBRY) | Billionaire's Portfolio

[Soumaila Somtore]

Love it!!
Thanks Bunga!!

New signs posted at the door!

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[theRock1975]

I posted this in the General Discussions section. A really good read:

http://uk.complex.com/pop-culture/20...inkId=11793505

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[bungaboy]

I posted this in the General Discussions section. A really good read:

A Phone for People Who Get Things Done - The Case For Blackberry | Complex UK

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Thanked there and thanked here as well. Great article.

[Soumaila Somtore]

OT: I hope they miss.
What to expect in Morgan Stanley's earnings - MarketWatch

[W Hoa]

OT: I hope they miss.
What to expect in Morgan Stanley's earnings - MarketWatch

You might enjoy this while you wait:

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The leadership team of Morgan Stanley's <ms.n> wealth management business has been visiting brokerage offices around the country since last week to reassure advisers and clients in the wake of an alleged data theft by a former employee, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

In this instance, a former financial adviser named Galen Marsh allegedly stole personal information of 350,000 clients, Morgan Stanley sources have said.

Morgan Stanley Execs Visit Brokerages To Reassure After Data Theft - Business Insider

[Soumaila Somtore]

Love it!!! Thanks

You might enjoy this while you wait:



Morgan Stanley Execs Visit Brokerages To Reassure After Data Theft - Business Insider

[bigbadben10]

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[bigbadben10]

Shoot. Posted nothing before. Too much imbibing !!!

Oooooh it's nice here. OT....... B&M.

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[bungaboy]

Shoot. Posted nothing before. Too much imbibing !!!

Oooooh it's nice here. OT....... B&M.

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Ben. You Troll!

[helopilot06]

Shoot. Posted nothing before. Too much imbibing !!!

Oooooh it's nice here. OT....... B&M.

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Wow what a view. Very jealous

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