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BlackBerry To Stop Making Phones

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BlackBerry, the Canadian firm that helped pioneer the smartphone market, said Wednesday it will stop making handsets, outsourcing production to an Indonesian partner.</div>
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Handsets with the BlackBerry name will be produced under license by PT Tiphone Mobile Indonesia Tbk, allowing the Canadian firm to concentrate on software and services, a statement by the firms said.</div>
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BlackBerry, which a decade ago was among the largest smartphone makers, has seen its global market share slip to less than one percent amid domination by Apple and Android devices.</div>
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As the market shifted, BlackBerry has sought to refocus on software, including security applications, and the latest announcement takes the company out of the handset market entirely.</div>
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<em style="box-sizing: border-box;">“We are reaching an inflection point with our strategy. Our financial foundation is strong, and our pivot to software is taking hold,” said chief executive John Chen, pointing to a doubling of software revenue in the last fiscal year.</em></div>
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<em style="box-sizing: border-box;">“The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to partners. This allows us to reduce capital requirements and enhance return on invested capital.”</em></div>
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The Waterloo, Ontario-based company has made several efforts in recent years to find new customer niches as its smartphone handset sales continued to stagnate in the face of competition.</div>
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It had hoped its first Android-operating smartphone launched last year would help restore the company to its former glory. But sales were lackluster.</div>
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Earlier this year, BlackBerry announced it was killing off its Classic smartphone with a physical keyboard — once the workhorse of the smartphone market — as part of a modernization of its lineup.</div>
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But the company has continued to bleed red, posting on Wednesday a US$372 million loss in its second quarter ending August 31, and US$334 million in revenues.</div>
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How To Buy Domain Name for N520 Without Coupon

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i was going through OgbongeBlog and saw this Try if its going to work for you.<br>
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known to sell domain names at very cheap rates. With coupons, you can 
buy a domain name for $2.17 (N360) or even as low as $1.17 (N194). I 
assume an exchange rate of N 166 to a dollar. But the problem of coupons
 is that they have terms of usage which most of us do not take time to 
read.<br>
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These terms may include the following:<br>
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<ul>
<li>Expiration date: Some coupons are meant to stop working on a specific date.</li>
<li>Number of uses: Other coupons are designed to be used so-and-so 
number of times e.g. 200. In other words, the coupon will continue to 
function until it has been used 200 times, after which it goes into 
oblivion.</li>
<li>Country specific: That is to say, if you are a Nigerian, you will 
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of course you change your IP. </li>
</ul>
However, we do not want to go that route. In fact, we don’t want to use any coupon.<br>
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Here are the don’ts and dos of getting a domain name from Godaddy at $3.13 (N 520) without a coupon.<br>
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</b> <b>Don'ts</b><br>
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<li>Do not enter Godaddy website through the “front door.” In other 
words, do not type www.godaddy.com in your browser because that is the 
front door. You are to enter through the “back door.”</li>
<li>If you have an existing account with Godaddy, do not use it. The 
discount is meant for new clients only. So, if you need 10 domains at 
$3.13 each, you are to create 10 new accounts.</li>
</ul>
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<b>Dos</b><br>
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How To Buy Domain Name for N520 Without Coupon

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