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...BlackBerry Messenger. And these are the days people used to talk about BlackBerry being cracked berries. And, you know, there really were two core use cases of Blackberry, and I think people forget this. One was corporate email, and that's what now w
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...BlackBerry Messenger. And these are the days people used to talk about BlackBerry being cracked berries. And, you know, there really were two core use cases of Blackberry, and I think people forget this. One was corporate email, and that's what now w
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...BlackBerry. I was like, yeah. He's like, stop doing that. You were judged in this meeting. I could do not. Like, okay. Well, I mean, just think about wanna touch it. They were, they were holding away from you. Oh, I mean, they were how many carpal tu
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...the Blackberry App Store. They said, you actually can't have an app on Blackberry anymore, and they we're gonna turn off your push. Wow. So now the people who already have the app, they're not gonna get their messages on time. And if you're a messagi
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“The funny little part of the origin story on this is we basically teamed up with Apple to effectively kill BlackBerry.”
...kill BlackBerry. Interesting. Well, we'll we'll get we'll get deeper on that, but maybe tell me a little bit more about okay. So it's, like, it's 2007, smartphones are happening. Where are you in thi
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...on Blackberry anymore, and they we're gonna turn off your push. Wow. So now the people who already have the app, they're not gonna get their messages on time. And if you're a messaging app and your big drive is you're half on Blackberry and half on i
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...is the one that that would have been the the one to start that? BlackBerry is the one that started it, and then it became about iPhone and then about Android. So, yeah, exactly. BlackBerry started it, and then it just sort of went from there. The the
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...Blackberry, made their own software, made their own devices, huge in the enterprise market. Or you did have OEMs, device makers, who made devices, and then they bought an operating system either from Palm, which made their own devices, but then also
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“Steve Jobs was less charismatic, we'd still use BlackBerry keyboards”
...The BlackBerry, RIB, were right. Okay? I'll be I'll be absolutely honest with that. Okay? Steve Jobs was also driven, by the way, by rabid kampoonophobia, which is he was frightened of buttons.
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...like, a Blackberry, an iPhone, and, like, one of those super old school eighties trackball, you know, mouse mice for a computer. Well, yeah. I mean, this was, like, when, when Android was still basically kind of a open source copy or perhaps inspired
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...blackberry. Yeah. But it's really, really well done. I really enjoyed it. It's hilarious. It's also, like, a good business story. You know, it's a good example of a, we get asked all the time of, like, oh, can you guys cover, like, a failed company o
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...BlackBerry software. Yes. In its earliest, earliest days, the first version of Android, the company, remember I was talking about point and shoot cameras and digital cameras back in the YouTube section Yeah. Was actually to build a cross platform ope
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...use a BlackBerry. I was like, yeah. He's like, stop doing that. You were judged in this meeting. I could do not. Like, okay. Well, I mean, just think about wanna touch it. They were, they were holding away from you. Oh, I mean, they were
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...BlackBerry physical keyboard, you know, have a little, cursor on screen, like, seemed like that was the form factor. Right? Like, that if you're gonna that that's what a smartphone looks like if you're gonna go make a smartphone. Yep. Yep. And, of co
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...BlackBerry is a good one because, you know, like, it's super obvious that they failed. There's no argument about that one. Although, did you just see the, add on keyboard you can get for your iPhone? Oh, no. Someone debuted a physical keyboard. So fo
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