Great example
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The miss was on releasing a device late. The concept is the best and will always be. Android will not save BlackBerry as the company only uses a small amount or the ported applications and able to run some environments. If you do notice as well you are comparing software (since there is no android hardware), Just because people can afford it doesn't mean it is the best. Sales prove Android the best, But do the test say the same?
BlackBerry is still a prized asset, if it wasn't DoD, MI5/6, and other security departments would have dropped it, how many #knox #android devices are there out there? iOS is far much superior even, my reason.... it's not open source, how many people use Linux? only the few who know, if everyone knew the risk in an open OS on mobile as much as on PC, how many would use Android? In the end, neither will save either as they're two different and superior platforms. I assume you use android and have necessary apps to protect your device sametime having to constantly turn off some services to conserve data and battery life.
In terms of selling the platform, it is a great option for it to go private as it's too much scrutinized at Wall Street and this we all know affects trading. I am for the idea of going private, and As standard as it could be, they should start from scratch, back to being a corporate device, not a cellphone.