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BlackBerry devices in comparison Developer Current (Global) (Indonesia) Optiemus (India) Former Manufacturer Current (Global) (Indonesia) Optiemus (India) Former Type Release date January 19, 1999; 18 years ago ( 1999-01-19), Online services, Website BlackBerry is a line of, and services originally designed and marketed by Canadian company (formerly known as Research In Motion Limited). These are currently designed, manufactured, and marketed by , and Optiemus for the global, Indonesian, and Indian markets, respectively, continuously using the BlackBerry brand.

BlackBerry was considered one of the most prominent smartphone vendors in the world, specializing in secure communications and mobile productivity. At its peak in September 2013, there were 85 million BlackBerry subscribers worldwide. However, BlackBerry has since lost its dominant position in the market due to the success of the and platforms; the same numbers had fallen to 23 million in March 2016. The BlackBerry line traditionally uses a proprietary operating system developed by BlackBerry Limited known as. In 2013, BlackBerry introduced, a major revamp of the platform based on operating system.

BlackBerry 10 was meant to replace the aging BlackBerry OS platform with a new system that was more in line with the user experiences of modern smartphone operating systems. The first BB10 powered device was the, which was followed by other all-touch and keyboard-equipped models; including the, and the. In 2015, BlackBerry re-focused its business strategy and began to release Android-based smartphones, beginning with the slider and then the. On September 28, 2016, Blackberry announced it would cease designing its own phones in favour of licensing to partners. Founder and former co-CEO of BlackBerry RIM, founded in Waterloo, Ontario, first developed the 900, announced on September 18, 1996. The Inter@ctive Pager 900 was a -type device that allowed two-way paging.

After the success of the 900, the Inter@ctive Pager 800 was created for IBM, which bought US$10 million worth of them on February 4, 1998. The next device to be released was the Inter@ctive Pager 950, on August 26, 1998. The very first device to carry the BlackBerry name was the BlackBerry 850, an email pager, released January 19, 1999. Although identical in appearance to the 950, the 850 was the first device to integrate email and the name Inter@ctive Pager was no longer used to brand the device. The first BlackBerry device, the 850, was introduced in 1999 as a two-way pager in Munich, Germany.

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The name BlackBerry was coined by the marketing company. The name was chosen due to the resemblance of the keyboard's buttons to that of the that compose the fruit. The original BlackBerry devices, the RIM 850 and 857, used the network. In 2002, the more commonly known smartphone BlackBerry was released, which supports push email, mobile telephone, text messaging, and other wireless information services.

BlackBerry gained market share in the mobile industry by concentrating on email. BlackBerry began to offer email service on non-BlackBerry devices, such as the, through the proprietary BlackBerry Connect software. The original BlackBerry device had a display while newer models installed color displays. All newer models have been optimized for ', the use of only the to type on a keyboard. The Storm 1 and Storm 2 include a keypad for typing.

Originally, system navigation was achieved with the use of a scroll wheel mounted on the right side of device models prior to the 8700. The trackwheel was replaced by the trackball with the introduction of the Pearl series, which allowed four-way scrolling. The trackball was replaced by the optical trackpad with the introduction of the Curve 8500 series. Models made to use networks, such as, and also incorporate a (PTT) feature, similar to a. On January 30, 2013, BlackBerry announced the release of the Z10 and Q10 smartphones. Both models consist of touch screens: the Z10 features an all-touch design and the Q10 combines a QWERTY keyboard with touchscreen features. During the second financial quarter of 2013, BlackBerry sold 6.8 million handsets, but was eclipsed by the sales of competitor Nokia's model for the first time.

On August 12, 2013, BlackBerry announced the intention to sell the company due to their increasingly unfavourable financial position and competition in the mobile industry. Largely due to lower than expected sales on the, BlackBerry announced on September 20, 2013 that 4,500 full- and part-time positions (an estimated 40% of its operating staff) have been and its product line has been reduced from six to four models.

On September 23, 2013, which owns a 10% in BlackBerry, made an offer to BlackBerry for $4.7 billion (at $9.00 per share). Following the announcement, BlackBerry announced an acceptance of the offer provisionally but it would continue to seek other offers until November 4, 2013. On November 4, 2013, BlackBerry replaced Thorsten Heins with new interim CEO, the former CEO of. On November 8, the BlackBerry board rejected proposals from several technology companies for various BlackBerry assets on grounds that a break-up did not serve the interest of all stakeholders, which include employees, customers and suppliers in addition to shareholders, said the sources, who did not want to be identified as the discussions were confidential. On November 13, 2013, Chen released an open message: 'We are committed to reclaiming our success.' In early July 2014, the TechCrunch online publication published an article titled 'BlackBerry Is One Of The Hottest Stocks Of 2014, Seriously', following a 50 percent rise in the company's stock, an increase that was greater than peer companies such as Apple and Google; however, an analysis of BlackBerry's financial results showed that neither revenue or profit margin were improved, but, instead, costs were markedly reduced.

During the same period, BlackBerry also introduced the new handset — consisting of a 4.5 inches (11 cm) square screen with 'Full HD-class' (1,440 x 1,440) resolution and marketed to professional fields such as healthcare and architecture — promoted its Messenger app and released minor updates for the BB10 mobile operating system. On December 17, 2014, the was introduced; it is meant to be more in line with the former Bold series, incorporating navigation buttons similar to the previous BlackBerry OS devices. In September 2015, BlackBerry officially unveiled the, a slider that utilizes the Android operating system with additional security and productivity-oriented features inspired by the BlackBerry operating systems. However, BlackBerry COO Marty Beard told Bloomberg that 'The company’s never said that we would not build another BB10 device.' On July 26, 2016 the company hinted that another model with a physical keyboard was 'coming shortly'. The same day, BlackBerry unveiled a mid-range Android model with only an on-screen keyboard, the, powered by the latest version of Android, 6.0, Marshmallow.

(The Priv could also be upgraded to 6.0) This device featured a 5.2-inch full high-definition display. BlackBerry chief security officer David Kleidermacher stressed data security during the launch, indicating that this model included built-in malware protection and encryption of all user information.

Industry observers pointed out that the DTEK50 is a re-branded version of the with additional security-oriented software customizations, manufactured and designed. In September 2016, BlackBerry Limited agreed to a licensing partnership with an company to set up a new joint venture company called 'BB Merah Putih' to 'source, distribute, and market BlackBerry handsets in Indonesia'. On October 25, 2016, BlackBerry released the, the second device in the DTEK series, manufactured and designed. The device features a 5.5-inch Quad-HD touch screen display running on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 processor with support for Quick Charge 3.0, USB Type-C, and a fingerprint sensor. In October 2016, it was announced that Blackberry will be working with the to develop software for the car manufacturer's connected vehicles.

In February 2017, a $20m class action lawsuit against Blackberry was announced by the former employees of the company. In March 2017, BB Merah Putih announced the BlackBerry Aurora, an Indonesian-made and sold device, running an operating system based on out of the box. Hardware Modern based phones such as the have a Qualcomm, a proprietary Qualcomm which is based on ARMv7-A architecture, featuring two 1.5 GHz CPU cores, and a 400 MHz Adreno 225 GPU.based BlackBerry phones incorporate an 7, 9 or 11 processor. Some of the BlackBerry models (Torch 9850/9860, Torch 9810, and Bold 9900/9930) have a 1.2 GHz MSM8655 Snapdragon S2 SOC, 768 MB system memory, and 8 GB of on-board storage. Entry-level models, such as the Curve 9360, feature a Marvell PXA940 clocked at 800 MHz.

Some previous BlackBerry devices, such as the Bold 9000, were equipped with Intel XScale 624 MHz processors. The Bold 9700 featured a newer version of the Bold 9000's processor but is clocked at the same speed. The featured a 512 MHz processor, while BlackBerry 8000 series smartphones, such as the 8700 and the Pearl, are based on the 312 MHz ARMv5TE PXA900. An exception to this is the BlackBerry 8707 which is based on the 80 MHz Qualcomm 3250 chipset; this was due to the PXA900 chipset not supporting 3G networks. The 80 MHz processor in the BlackBerry 8707 meant the device was often slower to download and render web pages over 3G than the 8700 was over networks. Early BlackBerry devices, such as the, used -based processors.

BlackBerry's latest Flagship phone the based on a 5' Super AMOLED, 1280x720 resolution, at 295 ppi 24-bit color depth and powered by Quad-Graphics and Qualcomm's Dual Core 1.7 GHz MSM8960T Pro. The first BlackBerry with an Android operating system was released in late November 2015, the 192 gram/6.77 ounce. It launched with version 5.1.1 but was later upgraded to version 6.0. It was first available in four countries but increased to 31 countries by February 28, 2016.

Employing a Qualcomm 8992 Snapdragon 808 Hexa-Core, 64 bit, Adreno 418, 600 MHz GPU with 3GB RAM processor, this unit is equipped with a curved 5.4-inch (2560 x 1440) OLED display and a sliding QWERTY keyboard which is hidden when not in use; Google's voice recognition that allows for dictating e-mails is also available. The Priv retained the best BlackBerry 10 features. Its 3,410mAh battery is said to provide 22.5 hours of mixed use. The 18-megapixel camera, with a Schneider-Kreuznach lens, can also record 4K video; a secondary selfie camera is also provided.

Several important apps unique to the Priv were available from Google Play by mid December. Software A new, was released for two new BlackBerry models (Z10 and Q10) on January 30, 2013. At BlackBerry World 2012, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins demonstrated some of the new features of the OS, including a camera which is able to rewind frame-by-frame separately of individual faces in an image, to allow selection of the best of different shots, which is then stitched seamlessly to an optimal composite, an intelligent, and adapting keyboard, and a gesture based user interface designed around the idea of 'peek' and 'flow'. Apps are available for through the storefront. Further information: The previous developed for older BlackBerry devices was, a proprietary multitasking environment developed by RIM.

The operating system is designed for use of input devices such as the track wheel, track ball, and track pad. The OS provides support for Java 1.0 and 1.2. Previous versions allowed wireless synchronisation with email and calendar, as well as with email. OS 5.0 provides a subset of MIDP 2.0, and allows complete wireless activation and synchronisation with Exchange email, calendar, tasks, notes and contacts, and adds support for and.

The BlackBerry Curve 9360, BlackBerry Torch 9810, Bold 9900/9930, Curve 9310/9320 and Torch 9850/9860 featured the 2011 BlackBerry OS 7. Are available for these devices through BlackBerry World (which before 2013 was called BlackBerry App World). Further information: Third-party developers can write software using these APIs, and proprietary BlackBerry APIs as well. Any application that makes use of certain restricted functionality must be so that it can be associated to a developer account at RIM. This signing procedure guarantees the authorship of an application but does not guarantee the quality or security of the code. 1990 through 1999 saturn for sale. RIM provides tools for developing applications and themes for BlackBerry. Applications and themes can be loaded onto BlackBerry devices through BlackBerry World, Over The Air (OTA) through the BlackBerry mobile browser, or through BlackBerry Desktop Manager.

BlackBerry devices, as well as Android, iOS, and Windows Phone platforms, have the ability to use the proprietary, also known as BBM, software for sending and receiving encrypted instant messages, voice notes, images and videos via. As long as your cell phone has a data plan these messages are all free of charge. Some of the features of BBM include groups, bar-code scanning, lists, shared calendars, BBM Music and integration with apps and games using the BBM social platform.

In April 2013, BlackBerry announced that it was shutting down its streaming music service, BBM Music, which was active for almost two years since its launch. BlackBerry Messenger Music closed on June 2, 2013. In July 2014, BlackBerry revealed BlackBerry Assistant, a new feature for BlackBerry OS 10.3, and BlackBerry Passport hardware. The feature is a digital personal assistant to help keep you 'organized, informed and productive.' In December 2014, BlackBerry and, a healthcare-focused data provider, launched a secure cancer browser, giving doctors the ability to access patients' genetic data on the BlackBerry Passport smartphone.

Connectivity. BlackBerry held in hand featuring all the different selective hardware and software on the screen. BlackBerry smartphones can be integrated into an organization's email system through a software package called (BES) through version 5, and BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES) as of version 10.

(There were no versions 6 through 9.). Versions of BES are available for, and. While individual users may be able to use a wireless provider's email services without having to install BES themselves, organizations with multiple users usually run BES on their own network. BlackBerry devices running BlackBerry OS 10 or later can also be managed directly by a Microsoft Exchange Server, using Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) polices, in the same way that an iOS or Android device can.

(EAS supports fewer management controls than BES does.) Some third-party companies provide hosted BES solutions. Every BlackBerry has a unique ID called a BlackBerry PIN, which is used to identify the device to the BES. BlackBerry at one time provided a free BES software called BES Express (BESX). The primary BES feature is to relay email from a corporate mailbox to a BlackBerry phone. The BES monitors the user's mailbox, relaying new messages to the phone via BlackBerry's (NOC) and user's wireless provider. This feature is known as, because all new emails, contacts, task entries, memopad entries, and calendar entries are pushed out to the BlackBerry device immediately (as opposed to the user synchronising the data manually or having the device poll the server at intervals). BlackBerry also supports polling email, through third-party applications.

The messaging system built into the BlackBerry only understands how to receive messages from a BES or the BIS, these services handle the connections to the user's mail providers. Device storage also enables the mobile user to access all data off-line in areas without wireless service. When the user reconnects to wireless service, the BES sends the latest data. A feature of the newer models of the BlackBerry is their ability to quickly track the user's current location through without the use of GPS, thus saving battery life and time. Trilateration can be used as a quick, less battery intensive way to provide location-aware applications with the co-ordinates of the user.

However, the accuracy of BlackBerry trilateration is less than that of GPS due to a number of factors, including cell tower blockage by large buildings, mountains, or distance. BES also provides phones with connectivity accessed through a component called MDS (Mobile Data System) Connection Service. This allows custom application development using data streams on BlackBerry devices based on the platform. In addition, BES provides network security, in the form of or, more recently, encryption of all data (both email and MDS traffic) that travels between the BlackBerry phone and a BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Most providers offer flat monthly pricing via special Blackberry tariffs for unlimited data between BlackBerry units and BES. In addition to receiving email, organizations can make or custom internal applications with unmetered.

With more recent versions of the BlackBerry platform, the MDS is no longer a requirement for wireless data access. Starting with OS 3.8 or 4.0, BlackBerry phones can access the Internet (i.e. Access) without an MDS – formerly only email and access was possible without a BES/MDS. The BES/MDS is still required for secure email, data access, and applications that require WAP from carriers that do not allow WAP access. The primary alternative to using BlackBerry Enterprise Server is to use the BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS). BlackBerry Internet Service is available in 91 countries internationally. BlackBerry Internet Service was developed primarily for the average consumer rather than for the business consumer.

The service allows users to access, and (not via ) email accounts without connecting through a (BES). BlackBerry Internet Service allows up to 10 email accounts to be accessed, including proprietary as well as public email accounts (such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and AOL). BlackBerry Internet Service also supports the push capabilities of various other BlackBerry Applications. Various applications developed by RIM for BlackBerry utilise the push capabilities of BIS, such as the Instant Messaging clients (like Google Talk, Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo Messenger). The MMS, PIN, interactive gaming, mapping and trading applications require data plans like BIS (not just Wi-Fi) for use. The service is usually provisioned through a mobile phone service provider, though actually runs the service.

At 2011-10-10 10:00 UTC there was an outage in, affecting millions of BlackBerry users. There was another outage the following day. By October 12, 2011, the Blackberry Internet Service went down in North America. Research In Motion attributed data overload due to switch failures in their two data centres in in Canada and in England as the cause of the service disruptions. Phones with BlackBerry email client Several non-BlackBerry mobile phones have been released featuring the BlackBerry email client which connects to BlackBerry servers. Many of these phones have full QWERTY keyboards. MPx220, some models.

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In March 2011, RIM announced an optional player that could play applications developed for the Android system would be available for the, RIM's first entry in the tablet market. On August 24, 2011 reported unofficial rumors that BlackBerry devices would be able to run Android applications when RIM brings QNX and the Android App Player to BlackBerry. On October 20, 2011 RIM officially announced that Android applications could run, unmodified, on the BlackBerry tablet and the newest BlackBerry phones, using the newest version of its operating system.

Products. President Obama with his BlackBerry in its holster on a flight to Caen, Normandy, France, 2009. The (formerly) advanced encryption capabilities of the BlackBerry Smartphone made it eligible for use by government agencies and state forces. President Barack Obama The President of the United States, became known for his dependence on a BlackBerry device for communication during his 2008 Presidential campaign. Despite the security issues, he insisted on using it even after inauguration.

This was seen by some as akin to a 'celebrity endorsement,' which marketing experts have estimated to be worth between $25 and $50 million. His usage of BlackBerry continued until around the end of his presidency. Hillary Clinton The is associated with continuing to use her BlackBerry after assuming the office of Secretary of State. Use by government forces An example is the, which has allowed the increase in the presence of police officers along the streets and a reduction in public spending, given that each officer could perform desk work directly via the mobile device, as well as in several other areas and situations. The US Federal Government and Department of Defense were also prominent examples of BlackBerry device users, the latter agency even stating that the BlackBerry smartphone was 'essential for national security' because of the large number of BlackBerry users in the government. The that made BlackBerry smartphones and the tablet unique, have since been implemented in other devices, including most Apple devices released after the iPhone 4. The Bangalore City Police is one of the few police departments in along with the Pune Police and Kochi Police to use BlackBerry devices.

Use by transportation staff In the, and have issued BlackBerry devices to guards in order to improve the communication between control, guards and passengers. In, and many other municipalities within Canada have issued BlackBerry devices to most of its employees including but not limited to transportation, technical, water and operations inspection staff and all management staff in order to improve the communication between contracted construction companies, its winter maintenance operations and to assist and successfully organize multimillion-dollar contracts. The devices are the standard mobile device to receive e-mail redirected from GroupWise.

The City's e-mail environment is currently set up to support 'ONLY' BlackBerry devices. As part of their endeavours, the company announced plans of moving into the shipping industry by adapting the smartphones devices to the communication necessities of freight containers.

Other users , Executive Chairman of, is a longtime BlackBerry user. Although smartphones running Google's mobile compete with BlackBerry, Schmidt said in a 2013 interview that he uses a BlackBerry because he prefers its keyboard. The Italian criminal group known as the was reported on February 2009 to have communicated overseas with the, a Mexican drug cartel, through the use of the BlackBerry Messenger, since the BBM Texts are 'very difficult to intercept'. Competition and financial results The primary competitors of the BlackBerry are smartphones and the. BlackBerry has struggled to compete against both and its market share has plunged since 2011, leading to speculation that it will be unable to survive as an independent. However, it has managed to maintain significant positions in some markets.

Despite market share loss, on a global basis, the number of active BlackBerry subscribers has increased substantially through the years. For example, for the fiscal period during which the Apple iPhone was first released, RIM reported that they had a subscriber base of 10.5 million BlackBerry subscribers.

At the end of 2008, when Android first hit the market, RIM reported that the number of BlackBerry subscribers had increased to 21 million. Finally, in the quarter ended June 28, 2012, RIM announced that the number of BlackBerry subscribers had reached 78 million globally.

After the release of the Apple iPhone 5 in September 2012 RIM CEO Thorsten Heins announced that the current global subscribers is up to 80 million, which sparked a 7% jump in shares. However, since then, BlackBerry's global user base (meaning active accounts) has declined dramatically since its peak of 80 million in June 2012, dropping to 46 million users in September 2014.

Its market share globally has also declined to less than 1 percent. In 2011, BlackBerry shipped 43% of all smartphones to Indonesia. By April 2014 this had fallen to 3%. The decline in the Indonesian market share mirrors a global trend for the company (0.6% of North America). The retail price of 2,199,000 Indonesian Rupiah ($189) failed to give BlackBerry the boost it needed in Indonesia.

The company launched the device with a discounted offer to the first 1000 purchasers, which resulted in a stampede in the capital in which several people were injured. BlackBerry lost market share in Indonesia despite the launch of the Z3 on May 13, 2014.

The new device was given a worldwide launch in the city of Jakarta and came on the back of the news that Research in Motion (RIM) was to cut hardware production costs by outsourcing this to Taiwan-based Foxconn Group. During the report of its third quarter 2015 results on December 18, 2015, the company said that approximately 700,000 handsets had been sold, down from 1.9 million in the same quarter in 2014, and down from 800,000 in Q2 of 2015. The average sale price per unit was up from $240 to $315, however. This should continue to increase with sales of the new Android Priv device which was selling at a premium price ($800 in Canada, for example). In Q3 of 2015, BlackBerry had a net loss of $89 million U.S. Or 17 cents per share, but only a $15 million net loss, or three cents per share, when excluding restructuring charges and other one-time items.

Revenue was up slightly from a year earlier, at $557 million U.S. $548 million, primarily because of software sales. Chief executive officer John Chen said that he expects the company's software business to grow at (14 percent) or above the market. At the time, the company was not ready to provide sales figures for the Android-based Priv handset which had been released only weeks earlier, and in only four countries at that time, but Chen offered this comment to analysts: 'Depending on how Priv does. There is a chance we could achieve or get closer to break-even operating profitability for our overall device business in the (fourth) quarter'. Due to a continuous reduction in BlackBerry users, in February 2016 the Blackberry Headquarter in Waterloo, slashed 35 percent of its workforce.

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