Yet as per BGR report, kantar classified BlackBerry as "Others".
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Yet as per BGR report, kantar classified BlackBerry as "Others".
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Wow, 230 people purchased BB phones between Jan and June! :rotfl:
Sorry, could not resist. But more concrete numbers behind the percentage might be more revealing.
This is market share, measured through sampling and reported by percentage. Statistics.
Posted via CB for Z30
"We are the two percent"!
Whatever happened to that occupy thing that had commie hipsters chanting "we are the 99 percent" a few years back? Lol.
Now BlackBerry users can do the "we are the two percent chant" on the street! Hahaha
All in all, it's good news for BlackBerry.
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They are currently still active, raising money to help people not lose their homes and exposing mortgage fraud by banks by funding defense against foreclosures due to lack of legitimate paperwork from the banks.
Rolling Jubilee
At least the highest growth (% wise)...forward ever
Woot Woot, look at that growth!
What is even better about these news: windows phone market share declined!
BlackBerry needs to attract the wp users, as they are sick of the dualism between ios and android and want something else (in this case: BlackBerry)!
Posted on CB 10 and typed on the best Keyboard ever
Woah iphone's losing out big time.
Differentiate or Die
That's because people are realising iPhone is old. People are fickle, much like BlackBerry was old, or is still considered old and haven't given BB10 a chance... yet.
Posted via CB10
How many were BB10?
Sounds about right.
Posted via CB10
Probably most. I can't imagine the USA market buying BBOS phones.
Differentiate or Die
Think what BlackBerry would be able to do if they marketed the z10, z30 and q10 in the US and had a decent provider sales force! I have yet to talk to anyone who even knew about the newish devices. BlackBerry Marketing Sucks.
"Dogs bark but the caravan moves on."
Apple's stock had fallen to a split-adjusted $55.01 in April 2013 to wipe out about $300 billion in shareholder wealth amid worries that the Cupertino, California, company had run out of ideas without Jobs as its mastermind. The anxiety escalated as sales of iPhones and iPads slowed amid the growing popularity of less expensive smartphones and tablet computers made by Samsung Electronics and other rivals relying on Google's free Android software.
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