5 thoughts on “Like I said, you can’t make this shit up”
On the contrary, I think this may be one of the smarter moves we’ve ever seen from these guys.
The stupid thing would be for Samsung to keep it all in house and continuing to epically fail at security. BlackBerry at least has some experience in this field.
Yes, BlackBerry – probably still has the most secure phones/network – though they seem to be taking the ActiveSync route – iirc. Samsung may be getting a clue, buying a vowel.
“Dumb and Dumber”… shouldn’t that rather be “The blind leading the deaf”?
Blackberry has so few strengths left to offer, why shouldn’t they farm them out?
Somehow this page suddenly opened up in my browser … 18 months later .. in light of the admission by Blackberry that they had provided the Royal Canadian police with a Blackberry backdoor in 2010 … was wondering how Samsung feel now ?
On the contrary, I think this may be one of the smarter moves we’ve ever seen from these guys.
The stupid thing would be for Samsung to keep it all in house and continuing to epically fail at security. BlackBerry at least has some experience in this field.
Yes, BlackBerry – probably still has the most secure phones/network – though they seem to be taking the ActiveSync route – iirc. Samsung may be getting a clue, buying a vowel.
“Dumb and Dumber”… shouldn’t that rather be “The blind leading the deaf”?
Blackberry has so few strengths left to offer, why shouldn’t they farm them out?
Somehow this page suddenly opened up in my browser … 18 months later .. in light of the admission by Blackberry that they had provided the Royal Canadian police with a Blackberry backdoor in 2010 … was wondering how Samsung feel now ?