BlackBerry: Seeds of new ideas

Charlee Gothard
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Down but not out, BlackBerry's top brass laid out their plans for the next 12 months at Mobile World Congress. Peter Gothard had a front row seat

BlackBerry had an unsurprisingly modest presence at this year's MWC in Barcelona. While the likes of Samsung, Nokia and Huawei screamed and shouted about their wares from their enormous stands in F...

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