The BlackBerry Classic was launched in late 2014 as a replacement of sorts to the BBOS—powered Q20, sporting the classic BlackBerry design with built-in QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen. Canadian mobile maker BlackBerry has parted ways with its most successful device of its times - BlackBerry Classic. According to Ralph Pini, chief operating officer and general manager for devices at BlackBerry, the company will no longer manufacture BlackBerry Classic. The BlackBerry Classic was launched in late 2014 as a replacement of sorts to the BBOS-powered Q20It is time to say goodbye to tactile keys. To keep innovating and advancing our portfolio, we are updating our smartphone lineup with state of the art devices,” Pini wrote.

Source: The Hindu July 06, 2016 06:11 UTC