BlackBerry issued open letter: We're not dead yet.

"Sohu It News" October 15, BlackBerry issued an open letter today, told customers and partners that their financial stability, said "We are still here." The open letter was sent to 30 news organizations, covering 9 countries. BlackBerry insists that customers can still rely on BlackBerry and its products, although the company is facing challenges and changes are still ongoing. "In recent days, customers have read a lot about the BlackBerry, and we've always been on the headlines, too much noise and a lot of confusion," the letter said. "We want customers to know that they can still rely on us and we are still here." We have a lot of cash and no debt. We've reconstructed the cost base, which is a very painful shift, but it will make us stronger and we want to send this message directly to our customers. "The open letter is published through social media channels and is published in the Tuesday edition of the world's major newspapers, including The Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Canadian Globe and Mail and the national mail." This summer, the BlackBerry announced it was considering a strategic alternative, including a wholesale sale. Sources say Cisco, Google and SAP are ready to buy blackberries. Before that, the BlackBerry had announced that it would sell to Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. for $9 per share. There is also news that BlackBerry co-founder Lazaridis is ready to buy back the company. "People who are interested in BlackBerry understand that BlackBerry has world-class products and services that customers can continue to rely on," The open letter said. The letter also said that there are 6 million Android and iphone users in advance registration BBM service, in the next few days, BBM will enter the two major platforms.