Blackberry Phone is Dead, Say Analysts
19:01 - Sunday 19 September 2010 - In Category World News
Blackberry phones are becoming less fashionable and will soon be eclipsed by rival smartphones made by Apple and Google, say analysts.
Although the phone’s maker, Research in Motion, announced a 31 per cent increase in revenues last week, experts fear an ongoing data security row with authorities in the Middle East and India, and strong competition from Apple and Google could eventually force the firm out of business.
Share
Tags
google, Blackberry, phones, Apple
Related Articles
Britain Leads M-Commerce Revolution
Purchasing iPhone Same as Buying Glock and Bullets
Universal Accused of Failing to Pay Artist's Royalties
Apple Richer than US Government
Future of UK Social Media
British Consumers Snub High Street to Shop Online
Google to Make and Sell Films
COMMENTS
(23)
Add your comment
There are no comments for this post yet. Be the first!
Leave It Yeah: Another Lethal B YouTube Sensation
Remix video inspired by Tulisa's sex tape clocks up over 150k viewers in five days
Prince Michael of Kent in Cash for Protection Scandal
Why did queen's cousin accept cash from Russian billionaire?
Jay-Z Surprises Radio DJs with Rita Ora's New Single
London girl releases party track How We Do - we told you she's one to watch!
TOWIE Star Chloe Sims Gets Bum-ped, But Has the Right Idea
I like big butts and I cannot lie, says Rena Dipti Annobil
Blacks in Israel
African Hebrew Israelites face racism, 40 years after returning to the 'Promised Land'
Review: Easter Bank Holiday Spotlight
Check out the video of last week's party in the heart of London's East End
Overground Online in the Observer Newspaper
Editor Akosua Annobil-Dodoo shares her thoughts on love, sex and race in world's oldest Sunday paper
Giggs: No One Listened Until Overground Told My Story
UK hip hop star reflects on his career after beef with MTV Base and 1Xtra
Where Are You From and Who Are You Related To?
Video interviews with DNA and genealogy experts at the UK's largest family history exhibition
Overground Live: London Music Showcase
Watch the video and hear what people said about our last party
Overground Editor in the Voice Newspaper
Special anniversary feature pays tribute and homage to Ghana and 55 years of independence
