[jhnptrlimo1]

Wouldn't it be that since there are less employees that there would be less dedication to updates? I would think there would be a lot of cuts in this department as let's not devote a lot of money to this if we're possibly selling? I know if I was selling my business I would have more concentration on other issues than lets update our product. Not to say there isn't anything going on there, but certainly not as concentrated?

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[howarmat]

it depends on where the cuts are. Some are bbos 7 and such, some might be support that they can farm out to other countries. I am sure some are cut from software development but it might or might not have a huge impact on updates

[tushargkwd]

There shouldn't be any issues with the updates in the near future... not sure of the long term but I want BlackBerry to be there when I would upgrade to a newer phone... #BB4ever

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[thermiks]

Perhaps they only found the leaking pipe and fixed it.
Or Blackberry understood how useful the leaks are for community, to drive enthusiastic crowd and they'll come with a feature-rich update 10.2.1.1xxx tomorrow
I'm optimist, so the second option is my current hope

[anon(1035135)]

Not speaking for BlackBerry, but I know I've worked for companies having major layoffs and in some cases it made for a more efficient work environment. I didn't have to turn in TPS reports to 5 different managers any longer.


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[twstd.reality]

Not speaking for BlackBerry, but I know I've worked for companies having major layoffs and in some cases it made for a more efficient work environment. I didn't have to turn in TPS reports to 5 different managers any longer.


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this, is why startups are able turn stuff around so quickly - less politics and red tape and more accountability.