Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/GX72GLa5NLo.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Blackberry Owned 50% of the Smartphone Market... Then Refused to Change 💀 [RLo1Nj54pMP] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT In 2009, Blackberry had over 50% of the US smartphone market. Every executive, every politician had one. Then the iPhone came out with a full touchscreen. Blackberry's executives called it a gimmick — business users needed keys, they said. They kept building the same phone while the world moved on. By 2016, their market share had dropped to less than 0%. Being the best at yesterday's technology means nothing tomorrow. #shorts #business #blackberry #iphone #entrepreneurship #businessstories #techhistory #companyfails DtbbJrOqxkt U5Ud40hjRPt bwUEjofEodP UIaElei9l8v S59t5NPw8J3 zs4JhtkeF5G tjWmZD76r86 EcvX45ukjyr
In 2009, Blackberry had over 50% of the US smartphone market. Every executive, every politician had one. Then the iPhone came out with a full touchscreen. Blackberry's executives called it a gimmick — business users needed keys, they said. They kept building the same phone while the world moved on. By 2016, their market share had dropped to less than 0%. Being the best at yesterday's technology means nothing tomorrow. #shorts #business #blackberry #iphone #entrepreneurship #businessstories #techhistory #companyfails DtbbJrOqxkt U5Ud40hjRPt bwUEjofEodP UIaElei9l8v S59t5NPw8J3 zs4JhtkeF5G tjWmZD76r86 EcvX45ukjyr