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Redmi Note 7 Pro Exclusive to India, China, Xiaomi Executive Confirms
Xiaomi's Regional Director for Southeast Asia, John Chen said that the Redmi Note 7 Pro won't launch outside China and India, due to 'product strategy'.
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BlackBerry Beats Profit Estimates on Software, Services
"Our strategy is working," Chief Executive Officer John Chen said on a morning conference call.
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BlackBerry Sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Over BBM Patent Infringement
Litigation over patent infringement is part of BlackBerry Chief Executive John Chen's strategy for making money for the company.
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BlackBerry Shifts Patent Strategy Through Outsourcing Deal
BlackBerry said the work of sub-licensing a broad range of its patents to global smartphone manufacturers will fall to Teletry.
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BlackBerry CEO Says Patent Plans on Track After Departures
BlackBerry CEO John Chen told CNBC, "We have over 80 people in that [patent] group and very senior people."
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BlackBerry Patent Licensing Director Victor Schubert Says He Has Left the Company
Victor Schubert, who was a licensing director for BlackBerry, told Reuters in a brief LinkedIn message that he was no longer with the company.
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BlackBerry Seeks Sales Force to Match Software Focus
A sales force boost will likely eat into profit, as the metrics of success BlackBerry wants to achieve typically depend on higher commissions to motivate sales staff.
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BlackBerry, a Canadian Icon, Hopes to Ride Trucks to Growth
Radar is emblematic of CEO John Chen's strategy for turning around BlackBerry, by steering it away from consumer electronics and back to its roots of selling products to businesses.
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BlackBerry Posts Profit on Software Push, Says More to Come
BlackBerry surpassed its target of $640 million in software revenue for fiscal 2017, achieving Chen's goal of increasing sales from that division by 30 percent in the year.
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WhatsApp Two-Step Verification, HTC Bolt, Rs. 500, 1000 Ban Fallout, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, BlackBerry said it will launch one last phone with physical keyboard, OnePlus 3 will get Android Nougat, and more.
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BlackBerry's Got One Last Keyboard Smartphone for Its Fans
BlackBerry CEO John Chen in an interview confirmed that the company will soon launch a keyboard smartphone.
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BlackBerry To Cut Fewer Than 100 Jobs, Says CEO
The chief executive officer of BlackBerry Ltd said fewer than 100 jobs will be cut with its latest move away from hardware, given reductions already made, and that he had not decided whether to launch a device the company has already produced.
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BlackBerry to Stop Making Smartphones, Focus on Software Business
BlackBerry has completely outsourced smartphone design and production, a process that CEO John Chen had been doing piecemeal for 3 years.
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BlackBerry CEO John Chen Says Turnaround Is Two-Thirds Complete
Chen had previously said he would decide by September on the fate of its unprofitable hardware unit.
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BlackBerry Selling a New Device - But It's Not a Phone
BlackBerry Radar is part of CEO John Chen's campaign to find ways to take the company's existing patents and expertise and apply them to new industries.
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Redmi Note 7 Pro Exclusive to India, China, Xiaomi Executive Confirms
Xiaomi's Regional Director for Southeast Asia, John Chen said that the Redmi Note 7 Pro won't launch outside China and India, due to 'product strategy'.
-
BlackBerry Beats Profit Estimates on Software, Services
"Our strategy is working," Chief Executive Officer John Chen said on a morning conference call.
-
BlackBerry Sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Over BBM Patent Infringement
Litigation over patent infringement is part of BlackBerry Chief Executive John Chen's strategy for making money for the company.
-
BlackBerry Shifts Patent Strategy Through Outsourcing Deal
BlackBerry said the work of sub-licensing a broad range of its patents to global smartphone manufacturers will fall to Teletry.
-
BlackBerry CEO Says Patent Plans on Track After Departures
BlackBerry CEO John Chen told CNBC, "We have over 80 people in that [patent] group and very senior people."
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BlackBerry Patent Licensing Director Victor Schubert Says He Has Left the Company
Victor Schubert, who was a licensing director for BlackBerry, told Reuters in a brief LinkedIn message that he was no longer with the company.
-
BlackBerry Seeks Sales Force to Match Software Focus
A sales force boost will likely eat into profit, as the metrics of success BlackBerry wants to achieve typically depend on higher commissions to motivate sales staff.
-
BlackBerry, a Canadian Icon, Hopes to Ride Trucks to Growth
Radar is emblematic of CEO John Chen's strategy for turning around BlackBerry, by steering it away from consumer electronics and back to its roots of selling products to businesses.
-
BlackBerry Posts Profit on Software Push, Says More to Come
BlackBerry surpassed its target of $640 million in software revenue for fiscal 2017, achieving Chen's goal of increasing sales from that division by 30 percent in the year.
-
WhatsApp Two-Step Verification, HTC Bolt, Rs. 500, 1000 Ban Fallout, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, BlackBerry said it will launch one last phone with physical keyboard, OnePlus 3 will get Android Nougat, and more.
-
BlackBerry's Got One Last Keyboard Smartphone for Its Fans
BlackBerry CEO John Chen in an interview confirmed that the company will soon launch a keyboard smartphone.
-
BlackBerry To Cut Fewer Than 100 Jobs, Says CEO
The chief executive officer of BlackBerry Ltd said fewer than 100 jobs will be cut with its latest move away from hardware, given reductions already made, and that he had not decided whether to launch a device the company has already produced.
-
BlackBerry to Stop Making Smartphones, Focus on Software Business
BlackBerry has completely outsourced smartphone design and production, a process that CEO John Chen had been doing piecemeal for 3 years.
-
BlackBerry CEO John Chen Says Turnaround Is Two-Thirds Complete
Chen had previously said he would decide by September on the fate of its unprofitable hardware unit.
-
BlackBerry Selling a New Device - But It's Not a Phone
BlackBerry Radar is part of CEO John Chen's campaign to find ways to take the company's existing patents and expertise and apply them to new industries.
