BlackBerry chief questions tablet category: Maybe he's not wrong
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BlackBerry (formerly RIM) has traditionally enjoyed success in the enterprise with its secure operating system and business-friendly handsets. BlackBerry's beachhead remains the enterprise, but it faces emerging threats from a bevy of rival devices. Can BlackBerry devices inspire gadget lust in the enterprise and consumer markets?
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BlackBerry chief questions tablet category: Maybe he's not wrong
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