More problems for beleaguered Blackberry

 

Touchscreens rule the world.  This is the conclusion that we can now get to after sales of the Blackberry Q10 have been ruined.

The Wall Street Journal reports that carriers and vendors are increasingly claiming that handset sales were exceptionally poor and many of those who sell have been returned.

A United States supplier sell devices Verizon said "we didn't see practically no demand for the Q10 and finally returned to our equipment supplier".

BlackBerry force has traditionally been with the keyboard however it seems that consumers have now changed and are favoring touchscreen devices that is part of the reason why there have been strong indications that Blackberry could be put on sale.

An area that the company can have success is within corporate sales where up to 60% of Fortune 500 companies are said be tested devices.  Of course, the proof is not buy if the company isn't keeping the ecosystem and then buyers may be reluctant to see through orders.

Seems increasingly more BB10 and launched new devices will not be the Savior, which had been promoted as.  The problem for the Board of Blackberry and that it must be addressed more urgently what is now?

iOS7 a new iPhone is imminent, and there is a high probability that we will see a new version of Android. This is combined with a devices growing range of Nokia Windows Phone and the market is growing increasingly crowded. That portion of space for Blackberry is becoming smaller day.