Global BlackBerry sales tumbled 43 percent last quarter as RIM’s aging lineup of devices failed to match the consumer appeal of Android phones and Apple’s iPhone. BB10 will change RIM’s fortunes, Heins said today.
“We’re here to win,” he said. “We’re not here to fight for third or fourth place.”
Maybe RIM is tired of Samsung getting all the attention and says stupid things to turn things around.
Isn’t it a bit late in the cycle for Bargaining? Shouldn’t they be well into Depression by now?
Jim, after reading all your jokes on RIM and the Olympics, how has the house survived the fire started by numerous Canadians?
If you tell me you put it out with Heinekens I will freak out.
So there’s a fifth place. Nice to know.
Rally cry. lol. He has to say that for the team but they have a huge hill to climb.
I say I invented the Internet and sliced bread. Doesn’t make it true.
Pretty sure they’re still in Denial.