BlackBerry 10

BlackBerry has confirmed this week that it will discontinue its BB10-powered BlackBerry Classic smartphone.

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Following announcements from Sprint and T-Mobile that the carriers will no longer be offering BlackBerry 10 devices in store, BlackBerry has begun selling unlocked Q10 and Z10 smartphones directly through their own site.

A week after the company pre-announced some parts of their quarterly earnings, the company reported another three months of heinous sales.

BlackBerry investors have taken another beating today, as the company reported a near billion dollar loss and announced it would cut 4500 jobs, about 35 percent of its global workforce.

Although unconfirmed, it appears that T-Mobile USA will be dropping BlackBerry 10 devices from stores.

Morgan Stanley has decided to hold off on upgrading employee devices to BlackBerry 10, citing the fact they do not know if the company can back the platform over the long-term.

BlackBerry's shares jumped over 10 percent today after the company confirmed rumors that it is exploring any possibility to keep itself alive, including selling the company and going private.

BlackBerry has announced that the U.S. Defense Information System Agency (DISA) has approved BlackBerry 10 for use on Department of Defense networks.

The A10 will have a 5-inch SuperAMOLED display, a high-end dual-core processor, 2GB RAM and an updated design that is said to resemble the Galaxy S4, except rounder.

Apple devices soon

No reason to have them

Will be expensive if purchasing unlocked

Phone has full QWERTY keypad

For release late this year or early next year

Plaintiffs failed to made adequate arguments

Subscribers and shipments fall significantly, however

Flagship phone just launched in U.S.

Quickest mobile OS to milestone

Will replace older BlackBerry devices
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