BlackBerry has announced that it plans to stop making its own phones as the struggling company continues to focus on its software and security products. This is far from the end of BlackBerry devices, the production of which will be outsourced to third-party manufacturers — as was the case with the company's recent DTEK 50, a clone of Alcatel's Idol 4 with BlackBerry branding.
"The company plans to end all internal hardware development and will outsource that function to partners," said CEO John Chen in a statement. Elsewhere he stated: “We are reaching an inflection point with our strategy. Our financial foundation is strong, and our pivot to software is taking hold."
This isn't surprising news considering BlackBerry's ongoing...
BlackBerry says it's done designing and building its own phones
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