Galaxy S4 and Lumia 1020 selling well unlike devices ... - Tudocelular.com

Lumia 1020

According to a research by Canaccord, S4 Galaxy devices from Samsung and Nokia Lumia 1020 are selling well, unlike the BlackBerry 10 suffering more than ever.

The success of the Galaxy S4 is not surprising. What is interesting is the relatively good sales of the Lumia 1020, despite its high price and available only in a carrier in the United States. The same happens in the rest of the world.

According to the analysis, the good sales of Lumia 1020 is due to the success of the Lumia 520 and other devices cheaper Lumia line, which helped popularize the Windows Phone platform.

In contrast, according to representatives of several stores, the Z10 and Q10 are not selling almost anything, even with a user base of BlackBerry physical keyboards. [Barrons]

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BlackBerry can be sold in November - Geek

Board is already convinced.

BlackBerry are considering several ways to save in the phone market, and one of the strategies is to be sold. This decrease happens for 7 years, coincidentally shortly after the release of the iPhone, which changed the paradigm of smartphone.

According to sources, the BlackBerry is planning an auction. No one knows for sure, however, whether this will involve a part or the whole company. What you might notice is that since Microsoft bought Nokia, BlackBerry gained courage to change the course of their business.

[BlackBerry would be accelerating the auction to close ... - Xpert Mobile

[ BlackBerry would be accelerating the auction process to close sales through November ]

Everybody knows that BlackBerry not right legs in the competitive smartphone market, currently dominated by Samsung and Apple, including the company revealed in early August that it would be “seeking solutions to the crisis “, which includes even the sale of the company.

Well, according The Wall Street Journal , the BlackBerry already has a significant list of companies interested in acquisition. Plus, the respected newspaper sources revealed that the BB would be a speeding “auction process fast” in order to close the sale by the end of September.

Among the listed companies, which would be more interested is none other than the giant Microsoft – even after you have purchased the mobile from Nokia and some patents for the substantial amount of U.S. $ 7.2 billion. This shows how the owner intends to Windows boldly “go with everything” in the industry of mobile devices.

The site The Next Web also reports that Lenovo is another great company that has been touted as a potential suitor, although the company (until the time) has remained silent about his intentions.

TomTom Traffic in the BlackBerry 10 - Week Informatics

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TomTom has established an agreement with BlackBerry for the provision of traffic information in real time to the BlackBerry maps application 10.

 

service transit TomTom provides to drivers’ information need more traffic, enhancing travel faster and reliable arrival times, as well as an experiment Navigation smarter ‘, ensures the company in a statement.

BlackBerry users 10 also have the option of helping, anonymously, to improve the coverage and quality of premium maps of TomTom, through the sharing of traffic information.

‘Access to traffic information current and accurate integrated in BlackBerry Maps is an added value for customers, “said Adrian Gould , VP handheld software product management of BlackBerry .

Meanwhile, Charles Cautley , managing Director of TomTom Automotive & Licensing stated that ‘the integrate TomTom Traffic, users of smartphones BlackBerry will have access to more precise traffic information market. “

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Microsoft may be one of the companies interested in acquiring ... - PCGuia

September 5, 2013 • By Luis Vedor

Apparently many investors BlackBerry are optimistic that the short term someone will acquire the company, and in the process, enhancing actions in the bag.

According to a report from Bloomberg, Microsoft can be one of the companies interested in acquiring the Canadian company .

Everything suggests that the Redmond company has always been eyeing the BlackBerry and one reason is the strong presence of the BlackBerry in the enterprise market.

If Microsoft acquires the BlackBerry, this may prevent competition strengthen your business offer.

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Blackberry wants to accelerate the sale - Digital Look

Blackberry had hired investment bank JP Morgan to handle the sale of the company. Now, executives who lead the company want to rush the process, and expect to complete the sale of assets until November of that year, according to the Wall Street Journal. The factor that would have caused this rush Blackberry would have been greater in the sale of Nokia to Microsoft. The reasoning is simple: after this transaction, the smartphone market should gain a clearer outline, around the three major platforms: Android in the lead, iOS in second place, and now Windows Phone with the third position. In assessing executives, this new market configuration puts even more pressure on the business of Blackberry which – incidentally – is already more than presse d for time, due to a drop in market share. The EMPRES who once controlled nearly half of the smartphone market U.S. today has only a small slice at around 3%.

To further complicate things, the latest Blackberry movements, such as the launch of the smartphone Z10 literally made water, further hindering the company’s life. There was some expectation in the market that Microsoft could buy the Blackberry before the announcement of the deal with Nokia. Now that Bill Gates dollars ended up in Finland, the Canadian Blackberry rush in search of another source, to try to save what remains of the corporation.

[After Nokia, Microsoft is eyeing the Blackberry] - Xpert Mobile

With ambitious look at the mobile market, Microsoft studying acquisition of Canadian company

This week many people were surprised with the news that Microsoft acquired Nokia’s mobile unit for U.S. $ 7.2 billion, along with some patents company, a fact that made the actions of the Finnish increase by up to 45% at the height of the drive and closed with a 31% increase from U.S. $ 3.90 to U.S. $ 5.12 per share, leaving investors of Nokia very happy.

According to some sites economy, the transaction between the companies was already planned and it was no surprise, the fact that makes us even join the dots, thinking, “ah must have been why Nokia chose Windows and not Android as its platform. “

Well, actually it does not matter, since the deal has already been done and the dream of some users see a Nokia with Android seems to have gone awry. But this time begin to emerge rumors that Microsoft still will not settle down and is eyeing another big phone company, the BlackBerry (RIM old).

According to Bloomberg, take control of Nokia may not be enough for Microsoft to achieve their goals of growing in the mobile sector, as Windows Phone has only 3.7% of the smartphone market before 79% of Android devices. Microsoft needs more and since the BlackBerry is hunting a buyer with a certain urgency, it appears that the Redmond company will do a little shopping in Canada and, of course, BlackBerry’s shareholders should sleep a little less worried tonight.

Just to understand the subject better, the BlackBerry (RIM) held long first place in sales of smartphones in the world, until Apple came in 2007 with the iPhone and began gradually eroding the customer base of the Canadian company. After that Google began to pour their Android devices in the market, which caused the BlackBerry to lose even more customers coming into a major financial crisis.

Today BlackBerry is in fourth place and has only one , 1% share of the smartphone market, getting down to Windows Phone, which has been completely overhauled in version 7.0 and no longer be called Windows Mobile, a name that lasted until version 6.5 of the mobile operating system from Microsoft.

Source: Phone Arena