According to Gartner, 431 million smartphones were sold in the final quarter of 2016 and that only 207,900 of those devices were BlackBerry handsets running the company’s own BB10 operating system. This means that BlackBerry’s market share is even less than a single decimal percentage point, if you really want to go into the specifics, it’s 0.0482 percent.
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I think the quick growth of iPhone and Android marketshare made Blackberry has a 0% marketshare.
I wonder who in the 0.0482% still use a Blackberry except for government, and a few businesses which are still using Blackberry.
Blackberry 10 is also not very active, so people who owned a Blackberry probably moved onto iPhone, Android phones, or Blackberry Android phones like the Blackberry Priv, Dtek50, and Dtek60 which run Google Android as its operating system, and comes with Security and Privacy protection apps, and services for the Priv, and Dtek phones.
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I think the quick growth of iPhone and Android marketshare made Blackberry has a 0% marketshare.
I wonder who in the 0.0482% still use a Blackberry except for government, and a few businesses which are still using Blackberry.
Blackberry 10 is also not very active, so people who owned a Blackberry probably moved onto iPhone, Android phones, or Blackberry Android phones like the Blackberry Priv, Dtek50, and Dtek60 which run Google Android as its operating system, and comes with Security and Privacy protection apps, and services for the Priv, and Dtek phones.
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