Apr 10
BlackBerry CEO John Chen has gone through the usual misquote train in recent times, where he had to step forward to deny that the BlackBerry handset division might go on sale. Well, I suppose the next best thing he could have done would have been to reassure investors as well as long time supporters of BlackBerry that the division would start to make money – at least in the near and immediate future. Check out what John Chen shared right after the jump.
BlackBerry CEO Optimistic That Handset Business Will Be Profitable By 2015 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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