BlackBerry falling inside: or high pipe bucket

Original title: The Canadian media said the BlackBerry fell from the high pipe NetEase technology news September 30, according to foreign media reports, some sources told The Canadian Global Mail (the Globe and mail), BlackBerry executives within the opinion of a major disagreement, weakening the BlackBerry in the mobile market competitiveness, Eventually led to the decline of the company. Ultimately, the BlackBerry's biggest enemy could be its leadership. The BlackBerry announced in Friday that the company had a net loss of $965 million in the second quarter of fiscal year 2014 (as of August 31, 2013). The biggest cause of the big losses is the company's 934 million-dollar inventory of its BlackBerry Z10, which is clearly selling poorly. The BlackBerry also announced plans to cut about 40 of its employees and sell it to an investment group. The BlackBerry full keyboard is renowned for its reputation as the best weapon for the company's CEO, Tosten Heins Thorsten Heins, to compete with all touchscreen handsets produced by Apple and Samsung, but Z10. Mike Lazaridis, co-founder of BlackBerry Mack Lazaridis, said in an interview with The Globe and Mail that while Z10 's launch showed the next-generation BlackBerry 10 operating system, the phone was a major drag on the BlackBerry. Last year, the BlackBerry Board convened a meeting to discuss new equipment distribution plans. At the meeting, Lazaridis looked frustrated, saying he feared that the company's new direction had abandoned his previous vision of making the BlackBerry a popular device for corporate customers. "I watch this, it's obviously different," Lazaridis, pointing to a BlackBerry with a physical keyboard. Then he pointed to a full touchscreen cell phone and said, "I don't approve of that." "In the past, BlackBerry was the first choice for the corporate elite. The operating system has allowed the BlackBerry to enter the smartphone world, but it has been hit by the rapid rise of Apple's iOS operating system and Google's Android operating system, as it has failed to make significant progress on the operating system. The company's shares hit a 145-dollar high in 2008, after which it evaporated 94%. The company announced in Monday that it had signed an agreement to sell itself to a consortium led by Fairfax Financial Holdings, a Canadian investment company, which valued the company at $4.7 billion trillion. At the aforementioned board, Haines and Lazaridis a dispute. But in the months before that, there was another clash with the BlackBerry board, one of whom was Haines and Lazaridis, and the other was Jim Balsillie, a former co-CEO of the BlackBerry (also known as RIM) Jim Bersley. Bersley put forward a strategy to authorize BlackBerry Messenger (BBM), an instant messaging platform, to be used by rivals. Allowing BBM to appear on millions of non-BlackBerry handsets promises to give the BlackBerry a significantProfit, but the plan was strongly opposed by other executives at the company. The Globe and Mail reported that, shortly after he was named Rim's chief executive last year, he decided to give up BBM's authorization plan with the support of Lazaridis. Bersley confirmed to The Globe and Mail that he resigned as a member of RIM's board of directors and severed all contact with the company. Bersley a short statement to The Globe and Mail, saying: "The reason I quit RIM's board in March 2012 was because the company decided to cancel BBM's cross-platform strategy." "Until now, BlackBerry has not commented on the report. (Chun)