Will Blackberry 10 OS save Blackberry (formerly known as RIM)?

When security is more important than reliable service, Blackberry will become competitive.

I don't know.... one bitten, twice shy.

I know several companies that had internal Blackberry servers to provide service to Blackberry smart phones, but I doubt they'll trust Blackberry enough in the future to do so again.

I believe that Blackberry's alleged security superiority is only a marketing gimmick as it really isn't that more secure then either the iPhone or any given Android equivalent.

Maybe. I do recall at least one country in the Middle East trying to somehow restrict their use. That's a little vague, I know, but just off the top of my head. Possibly the more despotic governments are swallowing marketing gimmicks, as well as the rest of us.

Anyhow, if they don't have that advantage, I don't see any advantage at all.

The base QNX operating system is intriguing and efficient. I like the fact that they made a tiny nano-kernel operating system focused on what mobil devices need to do. But I'm not sure that efficiency and innovation alone will be enough to save them.

IOS and Android, even though slightly inefficient in comparison to QNX, are still highly functional. And since most users only change platforms because of improved functionality (and not efficiency), it'll be hard for BlackBerry to lure any converts over to its device.

I would not be investing in BlackBerry right now, unless I thought Apple or Google were going to buy them just to own QNX.

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