Nightly News | January 30, 2013
Blackberry hopes to lure back customers
The Canadian company Blackberry changed the world by bringing work emails to your phone but lost its market share to other smart phones. The company is updating again – but promises to keep the keyboard. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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This content comes from Closed Captioning that was broadcast along with this program.
>>> in our current era of electronics, the folks at blackberry are going to try it again. they have changed the company name from r.i.m. to blackberry and out with their new line. of the canadian company changed the world originally by making e-mails from work a 24-hour a day constant bother and obsession. but then they lost their market share to iphones and a host of others. the new blackberry 10 line hopes to lure some old customers back. retaining that actual key board that the loyalists want.