BlackBerry gets its second wind


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 02 Apr 2015

COMEBACK KID: The BlackBerry Leap will sell for US$275 in the US.

After almost disappearing in 2013, BlackBerry is back on track this year, thanks in large part to its enterprise software services. But the brand also strives to return to its former glory by releasing new phones, including the brand new Leap. 

Once the leading name in mobile devices for business, BlackBerry took a nosedive as its signature keyboard smartphones were outpaced by Android and iOS touchscreen devices, with their abundant apps offerings. The brand has also missed out entirely on the tablet trend. 

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