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Anyone familiar with the first-generation devices of Canadian smartphone maker Blackberry would agree that those machines were built to deliver exceptional enterprise-level security, without compromising on technical superiority and features available at the time.
However, times changed and Blackberry seemed to meet a fate similar to those of Nokia and Motorola, with other, cheaper alternatives emerging for on-par services and technology. But Blackberry took little time to realign its strategy and launch its second-generation devices with the edge of superior enterprise-level security, along with the more user-friendly Android operating system.
However, times changed and Blackberry seemed to meet a fate similar to those of Nokia and Motorola, with other, cheaper alternatives emerging for on-par services and technology. But Blackberry took little time to realign its strategy and launch its second-generation devices with the edge of superior enterprise-level security, along with the more user-friendly Android operating system.
