[bb10adopter111]

I never thought about that with you. I know that you love your Z10 and I'm surprised with all your use, I would have figured Q10 vs Z10 after the Q10 became available of course.

I was surprisingly satisfied with the VKB at the time, and didn't feel the need to buy another expensive phone. I was (and still am) frustrated with major editing on a VKB. It just takes WAY too long to select precise locations without the keyboard shortcuts.

But I am faster in WPM on glass, though accuracy does suffer.

Posted with my trusty Z10

[Invictus0]

MobileSyrup asked TCL and BBMobile executives about this,

https://mobilesyrup.com/2018/01/09/t...y-phones-dead/

[conite]

"BlackBerry (Mobile) launched the KeyOne in February 2017, and the initial plan was to sell it in around 10 to 15 markets. Less than a year later, it’s sold in more than 50 markets, and through 120 carriers globally. Hurn said BlackBerry (Mobile) underestimated demand by 50 percent, and called the period after its launch, “a roller coaster,” as the team came together and it learned to better manage the supply chain."

[the_boon]

"BlackBerry (Mobile) launched the KeyOne in February 2017, and the initial plan was to sell it in around 10 to 15 markets. Less than a year later, it’s sold in more than 50 markets, and through 120 carriers globally. Hurn said BlackBerry (Mobile) underestimated demand by 50 percent, and called the period after its launch, “a roller coaster,” as the team came together and it learned to better manage the supply chain."

Which means it's safe to conclude that BBMo didn't lose money on the K1, that it at least broke even right?
This should encourage them to pursue (which is what seems to be happening) which we can't say about BB Ltd after the Priv release