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"Blackberry's keyboard-first strategy is delivering big profits" – headline from 2009. https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/bb/revenue/ https://stockanalysis.com/s
by jseliger 3y ago
"Blackberry's keyboard-first strategy is delivering big profits" – headline from 2009.
https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/bb/revenue/ https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/bb/revenue/ notice the years and how they coincide with the iPhone.
- freedomben 3y agoAn interesting parallel to be sure, but for many people smart phones were a luxury rather than a necessity. For people outside of well-covered public transit cities (and even many people inside of those) cars are a necessity. Also when I think about this personally, I was 5x or more faster at typing on my old blackberry than I have ever been on modern phones. When thinking luxury v. necessity, things like that I think will matter a lot more than they did for phones.
- adrianN 3y agoBEVs are cars too.
- vsskanth 3y agoReplacement timelines for cars are way longer, around 7-10 years, and way more money. I don't think this is comparable
- readthenotes1 3y agoIt would be more like a headline saying AT&t's landline first strategy is delivering big profits in 1985. The price, technology, and infrastructure for supporting EVS is not appropriate for the majority of us.