Until they release bejewelled BlackBerry cases for the soulless iPhone, my life will not know peace.
They say all good things come to an end. They say what is grief, if not love enduring. They say ‘tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. And yet all these platitudes bring us no comfort today, as we announce the tragic, once and for all, of the Blackberry era. Although it’s been in the works for a while, the true death of the Blackberry came yesterday, as the company announced all of their devices will stop working as of 4 January.
The death, while devastating, is not an unexpected one. After all, iPhones — and if you are a nerd, Samsungs — have long overtaken the Blackberry, with WhatsApp and iMessage replacing the need for the passive aggressive thrills and primitivepractices we learned to hone via BBM. The company’s peak handset reached saturation in 2014, with the company boasting 85 million subscribers as of late 2013.
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