BlackBerry might not release a top-end all-touch device this year
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We already know that BlackBerry will be officially announcing its peculiar, square-ishPassport sometime next month, and despite the fact that we've already seen the device quite many a time, it still flaunts a great amount of charisma and successfully boosts our curiosity. Then again, it's sure that if BlackBerry wants to keep its head above the water, the Passport won't be sufficient - it will need a few more new devices on the shelves so as to bring more cash home.
We've already heard a round of rumors regarding the manufacturer’s 2014 lineup, and a new piece of information regarding some of the manufacturer's upcoming devices has just made an appearance. We are talking about nothing else than the alleged BlackBerry roadmap for 2014 – it suggests that the Ontario-based maker is currently prepping four smartphones, an affordable one, a classic one, an innovative one, and a prestige device.
Notice that the company is allegedly not planning to release a top-end all-touch device by the end of the year. The main reason for this is most probably the low demand for such a BlackBerry device - throughout the year, we heard numerous times that the company's enterprise customers are not keen on all-touch devices (as they are still the main target market for BlackBerry). Whether the omission of such a device from the roadmap will aid John Chen's company (if these rumors hold water, of course) in a financial regard remains to be seen in the following months.
source: N4BB via MobileSyrup
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