[STV0726]

This is a continued wake up call to BlackBerry Marketing and CMO...

No further comment at this point, just disappointment.

Talked to one of my favorite reps there who is uncommonly knowledgeable and a great guy who does his job well. He is also sad to see BlackBerry struggle but he admits BlackBerry is their own worst enemy.

By the way, I also know the manager at this location and it is very regional in terms of decisions. Folks, this isn't good.

BlackBerry, wake up before you GO GO!


~STV on Z10STL100-3/10.1.0.2025 TMO US

[notfanboy]

Is this part of a larger trend for T-Mobile? Because if not, I don't think we need to see threads for each suburb.

[STV0726]

Is this part of a larger trend for T-Mobile? Because if not, I don't think we need to see threads for each suburb.

That is not known yet, so don't pull out the flamethrower and point it at me just yet.

And I would argue for more threads for each location so BlackBerry wakes up and realizes how widespread they are leaking blood.


~STV on Z10STL100-3/10.1.0.2025 TMO US

[howarmat]

There was another thread that commented the same. They are online only sales or something now I think.

[FFR]

That would make sense given the circumstance.
In its first quarter at tmobile, the iPhone has garnered 30% of sales or 4.3 million units.

"T-Mobile revealed today in its Q2 2013 results that it had sold a total of 4.3 million smartphones in the quarter, with iPhone sales accounting for 29% of the carrier's new and upgrade sales since its launch early in the quarter. "

Compared to bb10 with only 2.7 million units shipped.