Hey, I think Blackberry is going to make it

No one will stop me.

LOL... facts

Hey I think Commodore is going to make it!

If you are going to bet the bank on that, make sure it's the deutsch one


Deutsche Bank bankruptcy would collapse world financial system – Jim Rogers
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/362254-us-f...deutsche-bank/

Breakingviews - Deutsche Bank fails even to hurdle low bar
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-d...-idUSKBN1FM1DK

More derivatives then the GDP of the whole planet.

It was their last time to shine

How smartphones are heating up the planet
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ne...-planet/98337/

So the global spynet causes global warming

who knew?

Only 3% smartphones in Canada are BlackBerrys: Report | Toronto Sun

http://torontosun.com/technology/bla...keyboard-lover

Oops. I almost thought Blackberry is making a good comeback. Good thing I saw the date of OP's post.

BlackBerry Soars on Strong 2nd-Quarter Results
https://www.gurufocus.com/news/74617...uarter-results

Bin buying steadily since 2012. Looking good in my portfolio.

Have you imaginary Blackberry profits paid for your imaginary GE loses?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGHc29CjDsI

Oh wow this thread is still alive!

As is Blackberry and it’s done well in my portfolio.

What model do you currently own?

Liberals give BlackBerry $40M to develop self-driving car technology
Canadian Press
Published:
February 15, 2019
Updated:
February 15, 2019 11:26 AM EST
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau walks with BlackBerry CEO John Chen as he arrives at BlackBerry QNX Headquarters in Ottawa on Friday, Feb 15, 2019. (CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick)
OTTAWA — BlackBerry is getting $40 million in federal funding to help it develop technologies for self-driving cars.
The company is putting $300 million of its own money into the initiative, expected to create 800 jobs over the next decade at BlackBerry’s campus in the Ottawa suburb of Kanata, as well as support 300 existing jobs there.
The one-time smartphone leader is now working on advanced software for autonomous vehicles and will use federal money for software development and skills training for workers.
BlackBerry says its QNX software is already in tens of millions of cars, guiding systems related to driver assistance, hands-free features and entertainment consoles.
During an event this morning, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the money is a sign the government has the backs of Canadian tech companies who want to lead in a new economy.
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Trudeau says his government will support companies both large and small looking to take risks in a growing and transforming global economy.
http://torontosun.com/news/national/...car-technology

Got a Priv in ‘17 and not sure what to get when contract is over in April this year.