BlackBerry (BBRY +4.2%) is bucking a downtrend that has led shares to fall 26% from Feb. 7 to Tuesday's close. Yesterday, Pac Crest's James Faucette (previous) estimated the Z10 has grabbed 5%-8% of the U.K. smartphone market since its Feb. launch, while cautioning retailer inventories have risen as sell-through declines. [View news story]
BlackBerry (BBRY) +3.6% after: 1) Announcing two new board members: former Verizon CTO Dick Lynch, and former Sony Ericsson CEO Bert Nordberg. 2) Receiving an upgrade from Wells Fargo, which likes BlackBerry's risk/reward and thinks its "valuation already discounts limited BB10 demand." Bernstein upgraded BlackBerry on Monday. [View news story]
Blackberry will succeed and take over many of the other stocks! Go Blackberry!
With its U.S. smartphone share having fallen to miniscule levels, RIM (RIMM -1.1%) is counting on a Super Bowl ad to create some buzz in the country ahead of its first BB10 hardware launches (likely the Z10 and X10). In a PR discussing the ad, RIM suggests new BB10 tablets will eventually arrive to go with smartphones. The average price for a 30-second Super Bowl ad this year is reportedly $3.8M. [View news story]
there aerate great number of customers who really do prefer RIM over Apple!,I can definitely understand their feelings since I own an Apple I-pad and it is a constant problem !
RIM (RIMM) could sell its hardware production and license its software once it has launched BlackBerry 10 devices, CEO Thorsten Heins tells German newspaper Die Welt. RIM will also explore strategic partnerships with other tech companies. (Google translation) [View news story]
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The BlackBerry Z10 (BBRY +1.4%) will hit AT&T store shelves on March 22, says Bloomberg - N4BB previously reported of a March 15 launch. Separately, Jefferies' Peter Misek, who upgraded shares on Jan. 18, says his checks indicate no Z10 inventory buildup, and that any price cuts are normal for a new smartphone. Pac Crest had reported different findings. [View news story]
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