Short history of Blackberry

 BlackBerry is a brand of cell phones and other related versatile administrations and gadgets. The line was initially evolved and kept up with by the Canadian organization BlackBerry Restricted (previously known as Exploration Moving, or Edge) from 1999 to 2016, after which it was authorized to different organizations.

BlackBerry began as Edge in 1984, helped to establish by Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin in Waterloo, Ontario. The organization at first constructed specialized gadgets like pagers and modems. In 1999, it delivered its most memorable gadget with remote email access, the Edge 850. In 2000, it presented its most memorable cell phone, the Edge 957, which had web usefulness and message pop-ups.

The 2000s saw BlackBerry become America's favored cell phone brand, because of its attention on gadgets with work environment usefulness and undeniable level security. The BlackBerry telephones had full QWERTY consoles and could match up with individual and business email accounts. The organization additionally sent off its own informing administration, BlackBerry Courier (BBM), which permitted clients to speak with one another for nothing.

Be that as it may, BlackBerry confronted serious contest from the iPhone, which appeared in 2007, and Android-based gadgets, which sent off in 2008. These gadgets offered more highlights, applications, and touchscreens, which engaged shoppers. In 2008, BlackBerry released its own touchscreen smartphone, the BlackBerry Storm, in an effort to keep up, but it received mixed reviews. BlackBerry's portion of the overall industry declined quickly, from 20% of the global and 40% of the U.S. market in 2010, to under 1% by 2016.

In 2013, Edge formally rebranded as BlackBerry, yet the name change was adequately not to restore its fortunes. The company made the decision in 2016 to concentrate on developing software and solutions for cybersecurity rather than producing smartphones. It likewise authorized its image name and innovation to different organizations, like TCL and Onward Mobility, to deliver new BlackBerry telephones.

Today, BlackBerry's product is utilized as the working and infotainment arrangement of a huge number of vehicles and Web of Things (IoT) gadgets, like clothes washers, vacuum cleaners, and traffic signals. The organization additionally gives security and information the executives administrations to different businesses, for example, medical care, government, and money.

BlackBerry was once the world's driving cell phone maker, however it neglected to adjust to the changing business sector and purchaser inclinations. Since then, the company has reinvented itself as a provider of software and security, but it still faces competition and patent holders' lawsuits.