Recently, BlackBerry announced that the BlackBerry mobile phone service system has stopped updating, which means that blackberry phones are officially retired. Users will not be able to use this phone to make calls, send messages, transmit data and surf the Internet. The few BlackBerry phones running the Android operating system are not affected.
The Canadian-based BlackBerry, which came out in the 1990s, pioneered a full-keyboard body design where users could send and receive email, chat online, and browse the web on their phones.
When BlackBerry sold at its best, it entered the top three in the world, accumulating 80 million users. Its positioning is mainly for high-end business people, and it is reported that former US President Barack Obama is also its user.
However, with the emergence and rise of Apple mobile phones and Android mobile phones, the development of BlackBerry mobile phones began to decline. (Proofreading/Seven-Seven)
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