Current Models with a MicroSD card slot

[wanted198]

You don't know what you are talking about. They can't close their whole smartphone market, of anything they will steadily lose market share until it is gone just like webos. And just like webos their devices still work after all these years even though webos went away years ago. As I said before, until everything is set in stone there is no reason to vindicate them, they are trying to stay in business and one of their options is to be bought and become a niche company. It still foes not make sense for them to not support their devices for the next couple years like a normal smartphone manufacturer.

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It makes sense if they sell the company to people who want to profit by selling their properties, patents, anything. Those companies aren't going to carry on running a failing smartphone, the phones will still work but no more updates, no app store, no future.

 

[A895]

It makes sense if they sell the company to people who want to profit by selling their properties, patents, anything. Those companies aren't going to carry on running a failing smartphone, the phones will still work but no more updates, no app store, no future.

Are you a seer? Do you have inside knowledge? No? Then what in the Sam Hell are you talking about? Until they are even bought out, everything you said will not have any time of truth. They don't even have any prospective buyers right now. At that, you still have the notion in your head that they will stop support for BlackBerry device if they are bought. That still does not make any type of business sense or normal sense, you think BlackBerry devices become electronic bricks when BlackBerry is bought.

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[wanted198]

BlackBerry board keen to sell company by November, report says | Digital Trends
BlackBerry reportedly wants to sell itself by November | Mobile - CNET News
BlackBerry hopes to sell company by November: report
BlackBerry Seeks a Sale by November - WSJ.com
BlackBerry sale date: November reportedly targeted | BGR
BlackBerry Targeting Company Sell-Off by November - IBTimes UK

Google it yourself and find many more news pages about it. You're just being in denial, I am a blackberry fan but at least I can admit it's over. You think if they become a niche company they're going to carry on with BB10, which aside from the hub is just a failed attempt at becoming more like android and iOS? They're obviously going to go back to their roots with OS7 style phones again.

 

[patteruz]

I'm really appreciating Samsung devices lately and micro SD support is just one of the reasons.

 

[A895]

BlackBerry board keen to sell company by November, report says | Digital Trends
BlackBerry reportedly wants to sell itself by November | Mobile - CNET News
BlackBerry hopes to sell company by November: report
BlackBerry Seeks a Sale by November - WSJ.com
BlackBerry sale date: November reportedly targeted | BGR
BlackBerry Targeting Company Sell-Off by November - IBTimes UK

Google it yourself and find many more news pages about it. You're just being in denial, I am a blackberry fan but at least I can admit it's over. You think if they become a niche company they're going to carry on with BB10, which aside from the hub is just a failed attempt at becoming more like android and iOS? They're obviously going to go back to their roots with OS7 style phones again.

Yeah, none of those links back up your claims that BlackBerry is abandoning their market. Then you say they are going back to OS7 style phones which they are not. They did one this year for emerging markets that's it.

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[wanted198]

BB10 is a failure. They were considering becoming a niche company three months ago, you know what that means? Specialised, they were obviously going to forget about trying to be like google and apple and return to how they've always been about corporate. But three months later, they're trying to sell the company. They're looking for a fast buy.