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I'm sharing this because they talk alot of rim,
And, It does seem plausible for Vodafone to acquire RIM in the uk. Since nearly everyone has a blackberry.
What do you think?10-08-11 07:20 AMLike 0 - Why wouldn't they have the power? All's they have to do is aquire the company..put in some of their own management team..and basically things would keep rolling along as far as everyday RIM employees would be concerned. How does this equate to unethical?10-08-11 09:13 AMLike 0
- People always want more money.
And yes..Blackberry is popular (though not what it used to be)..which makes it a great candidate for a takeover. While things might change..they might also change for the better. If someone comes in with new leadership and new ideas..it could very well breathe new life into the company. I'm not gung-** on Vodafone..but I'd be really excited if someone like Amazon got them.
With stocks at all time lows..investors want to make money. Only way I see that happening in the near future is a takeover. Even if QNX on handsets is a success..I think it'll be years before we see stock prices reflect that.10-08-11 09:26 AMLike 0 - People always want more money.
And yes..Blackberry is popular (though not what it used to be)..which makes it a great candidate for a takeover. While things might change..they might also change for the better. If someone comes in with new leadership and new ideas..it could very well breathe new life into the company. I'm not gung-** on Vodafone..but I'd be really excited if someone like Amazon got them.
With stocks at all time lows..investors want to make money. Only way I see that happening in the near future is a takeover. Even if QNX on handsets is a success..I think it'll be years before we see stock prices reflect that.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com10-08-11 09:28 AMLike 0 - Do not forget that Vodafone actually own Verizon. Racal who are the mother company They are a very big player in worldwide telecommuniications indeed. They make a lot of UK defense electronics as well as owning a number of cell phone operators around the world.
Here's a 3 day old and very short article from Reuters tipping Vodafone for the takeover UPDATE 2-RIM jumps more than 12 pct on more takeover talk.
Where Reuters got their tip from, I have no idea.Jaguarr40 likes this.10-08-11 09:31 AMLike 1 - I don't believe this can be true (famous last words!) Vodafone's competitors would drop Blackberry like a hot potato if this happened and the value in RIM would be destroyed. Microsoft would be a more likely candidate, but they are doing the Windows Phone thing and prefer to separate hardware from software.
It's probably just a rumour!10-08-11 09:46 AMLike 0 -
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- The same company that enables Verizon's sub-human business practices? The first day I will put my Blackberry under the wheels of my Jeep and roll over that sucker.
MobileMadness002 got it right, "Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!".
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com10-08-11 11:44 AMLike 0 -
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- Do not forget that Vodafone actually own Verizon. Racal who are the mother company They are a very big player in worldwide telecommuniications indeed. They make a lot of UK defense electronics as well as owning a number of cell phone operators around the world.
Here's a 3 day old and very short article from Reuters tipping Vodafone for the takeover UPDATE 2-RIM jumps more than 12 pct on more takeover talk.
Where Reuters got their tip from, I have no idea.
Open up your BB and look at your SIM and see whos name is on it, Not that it matters that much but goes to show you I agree with the statements 4Q2 made.10-08-11 05:46 PMLike 0 - I will be disgusted if Vodafail buys my beloved RIM and I think the Canadian Government should block it.10-09-11 04:23 AMLike 0
- Nicely said. I should have remebered my own avatar before I wrote. Actually I am from BeetleJuice and was on vacation to Roswell when we had a vehicle failure. From there, I walked...
We do not have BlackBerrys where I came from and I think that they are quite literally the greatest phones in the known universe.10-09-11 05:03 AMLike 0 - I haver to for sure go along withthis as I was about to post my own thread that Vodaphone actually owns Verizon which could be a huge conflict of interest in may ways.
Open up your BB and look at your SIM and see whos name is on it, Not that it matters that much but goes to show you I agree with the statements 4Q2 made.
Since the subject has now come up, it seems to me that Vodafone/Verizon are in a very good position BUT, owning RIM would bring as many problems as advantages. How, for instance, wil Apple or Samsung feel about selling Vodafone/Verizion their phones when they know that they will almost certainly be discected by the RIM part of the organisation. Also, how will AT&T feel about buying phones from a rival carrier?
Quite frankly I would prefer that Microsoft bought RIM. The thought of BlackBerry hardware engineering coupled with a combo of WP7+QNX+RIM's security system sounds to me like a winner.10-09-11 05:10 AMLike 0 - Guns and liquor, friend, much more useful in the anarchy and mass societal breakdown that would ensue if Vodaphone bought them.
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10-09-11 07:07 AMLike 0 - Nicely said. I should have remebered my own avatar before I wrote. Actually I am from BeetleJuice and was on vacation to Roswell when we had a vehicle failure. From there, I walked...
We do not have BlackBerrys where I came from and I think that they are quite literally the greatest phones in the known universe.10-09-11 07:12 AMLike 0
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