The iPhone came out before Android, was more expensive than a Blackberry at first, but started taking share from RIM. It also caused the Android project at Google to reset (their initial phone was similar to a Blackberry before the iPhone launch).
RIM’s complacency and flat-footed response to the iPhone has been very well covered, and can be Googled. By the time they were trying to partner with Google, it was already too late for them. Android is not what killed the Blackberry.
RIM’s complacency and flat-footed response to the iPhone has been very well covered, and can be Googled. By the time they were trying to partner with Google, it was already too late for them. Android is not what killed the Blackberry.