Black Berry Stocks Price Today (BB)
2022.12.29 12:09
BlackBerry was a name for smartphones as well as other mobile services and devices that were related. From 1999 to 2016, the Canadian company BlackBerry Limited, formerly known as Research In Motion, or RIM, developed and maintained the line before licensing it to a variety of businesses.
BlackBerry was once well-known for its software services that ran through its own servers and keyboards on the majority of its devices, both of which specialized in secure communications and mobile productivity.
There were 85 million BlackBerry subscribers worldwide at its height in September 2011. However, the success of the Android and iOS platforms meant that BlackBerry lost its market dominance; In March 2016, its population had decreased to 23 million, a decrease of nearly three-quarters.
BlackBerry Limited announced on September 28, 2016, that it would no longer develop its own BlackBerry devices and would instead license their design, manufacturing, and marketing to partners.
For the Indonesian market, BB Merah Putih was the original licensor; for the South Asian market, Optiemus Infracom was the original licensor; and for all other markets, BlackBerry Mobile was the original licensor.
BlackBerry devices have traditionally utilized a BlackBerry OS, a proprietary operating system developed by BlackBerry Limited. BlackBerry 10, a significant redesign of the platform based on the QNX operating system, was released in 2013.
BlackBerry 10 was intended to replace the out-of-date BlackBerry OS platform with a new system that was more in line with Android and iOS platforms’ user interfaces. Beginning with the BlackBerry Priv in 2015, BlackBerry began releasing Android-based smartphones.
