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BlackBerry enthusiasts bid a fond farewell to an iconic device | Day 6 | Live Radio - Vimarsana News

BlackBerry enthusiasts bid a fond farewell to an iconic device | Day 6 | Live Radio

This week, BlackBerry pulled the plug on its own operating system, meaning all but Android-powered BlackBerry phones won’t work. To commemorate the iconic device’s demise, we’ve asked BlackBerry enthusiasts to share their favourite stories of the phones.

Source: cbc.ca
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BlackBerry: After 22 years, company pulls plug on support for its classic smartphones - Vimarsana News

BlackBerry: After 22 years, company pulls plug on support for its classic smartphones

The move will impact devices running BlackBerry 7.1 and earlier, BlackBerry 10 and PlayBook OS 2.1 - although Android-powered models will be unaffected, the Canadian firm said.

BlackBerry: The last nail in the coffin - Vimarsana News

BlackBerry: The last nail in the coffin

Blackberry used to be the Apple of the smartphone market at a time. Sadly, after today, classic QWERTY keyboard BalckBerry phones will be nothing more than a paperweight.

Source: bgr.in
BlackBerry OS phones will stop 'reliably' working after January 4 - Vimarsana News

BlackBerry OS phones will stop 'reliably' working after January 4

BlackBerry legacy devices will stop "reliably" functioning on January 4.

BlackBerry will die on January 4th — for real this time - Vimarsana News

BlackBerry will die on January 4th — for real this time

BlackBerry legacy devices will no longer function reliably from January 4th, 2022, with basic services like calls, text, and data all affected. BlackBerry-branded Android devices will continue to operate as normal.