Can BlackBerry make a comeback? T-Mobile CEO thinks so
- 9 years ago
T-Mobile CEO John Legere doesn't believe struggling smartphone maker BlackBerry is down for the count.
"On a comeback," Legere said last week when asked his thoughts on BlackBerry.
The words of support, rare at a time when many are skeptical about BlackBerry's prospects, represent a remarkable turnaround between two companies that severed ties during a spat in 2014.
"While we don't carry the Priv right now, we may have something to report soon," a T-Mobile spokeswoman said.
"We are definitely talking with BlackBerry."
BlackBerry is pleased with the support.
"I'm energized about our renewed relationship with T-Mobile and I'm excited about what 2016 will bring we continue to move forward together," BlackBerry CEO John Chen said Sunday in an e-mail.
"On a comeback," Legere said last week when asked his thoughts on BlackBerry.
The words of support, rare at a time when many are skeptical about BlackBerry's prospects, represent a remarkable turnaround between two companies that severed ties during a spat in 2014.
"While we don't carry the Priv right now, we may have something to report soon," a T-Mobile spokeswoman said.
"We are definitely talking with BlackBerry."
BlackBerry is pleased with the support.
"I'm energized about our renewed relationship with T-Mobile and I'm excited about what 2016 will bring we continue to move forward together," BlackBerry CEO John Chen said Sunday in an e-mail.