The company was expected to continue making a loss as it changes from hardware to services, but it managed to surprise everyone by reporting a net profit of €16.8 million in the latest quarter.
The company’s CEO John Chen said the company plans to not be dependent on handsets for revenue and focus more on investments, acquisitions and partnerships.
The denial comes following the emergence of new details in the case which forced the one-time French presidential favourite to resign earlier this year.
The smartphone company experienced a number of outages this week, which frustrated many customers. Now a survey says some have already bought new phones – and others are thinking of moving from BlackBerry.
The company says it is continuing to monitor the situation as services are slowly being restored to full working order following a three-day blackout across the globe.
Police were sent to areas at high risk of rioting and looting after detectives checked through the messages of handsets taken from people allegedly involved in the violence.
In the wake of this week’s violence in England and David Cameron’s Commons speech yesterday, we’re asking for your views on curtailing social network use.
PLANS TO WIND down Covid-19 restrictions were confirmed by the Government yesterday, with most restrictions ending from 6am today.
Bars, restaurants and nightclubs are set for a full return today as capacity and time limits are lifted. Mask-wearing in certain situations will remain for the time being but that will also be kept under review.
Visiting rules have been scrapped and any number of households are now allowed to gather. Crowd limits have also ended on indoor and outdoor events, including sports and concerts.
We want to know: As restrictions ease, what are you looking forward to most?
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