As BlackBerry readies itself to launch its latest phone in its home country, a survey reveals that despite a huge promotional push, the majority of US consumers have no idea that the company has launched a new operating system or handsets.
As BlackBerry readies itself to launch its latest phone in its home country, a survey reveals that despite a huge promotional push, the majority of US consumers have no idea that the company has launched a new operating system or handsets.
People interact with the Samsung Galaxy S4 after its launch at the Radio City Music Hall in New York. AFP photo
People interact with the Samsung Galaxy S4 after its launch at the Radio City Music Hall in New York. AFP photo
Although there is no official word as to when the device will be hitting the shelves in the US, reports suggest that it could launch on the T-Mobile network in May. However, if a new survey conducted by investment firm MKM Partners is anything to go by, BlackBerry is going to have to pull out all the stops to attract consumers.
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Samsung introduces the Samsung Galaxy S4 after its launch at the Radio City Music Hall in New York. AFP photo
Samsung introduces the Samsung Galaxy S4 after its launch at the Radio City Music Hall in New York. AFP photo
Canada will be the first territory where the Q10 will officially launch. UK consumers are also already able to pre-order the device but it is not expected to hit the market (BlackBerry's biggest after its native Canada) until May.
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