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Johannesburg - BlackBerry use in South Africa is falling rapidly as the market embraces Android smartphones from Samsung, Sony, Huawei, Alcatel, LG and HTC, as well as the networks' own variations.
Now, BlackBerry is trying to win back the youth market with the Z3, which may just give the brand another chance in developing markets. But can the Z3 save BlackBerry?
Arthur Goldstuck interviews BlackBerry Africa MD Yuvi Moodley on the prospects of the new handset and the BlackBerry business in general, and looks at the Z3 in the context of other BlackBerry devices.
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*Arthur Goldstuck is founder of World Wide Worx and editor-in-chief of Gadget.co.za. Follow him on Twitter on @art2gee and view his YouTube channel at http://bit.ly/GGadgets.
Are you happy with your BlackBerry? Share your experience (and pics) and you could get published.
Now, BlackBerry is trying to win back the youth market with the Z3, which may just give the brand another chance in developing markets. But can the Z3 save BlackBerry?
Arthur Goldstuck interviews BlackBerry Africa MD Yuvi Moodley on the prospects of the new handset and the BlackBerry business in general, and looks at the Z3 in the context of other BlackBerry devices.
Watch:
*Arthur Goldstuck is founder of World Wide Worx and editor-in-chief of Gadget.co.za. Follow him on Twitter on @art2gee and view his YouTube channel at http://bit.ly/GGadgets.
Are you happy with your BlackBerry? Share your experience (and pics) and you could get published.
