The latest flagship of BlackBerry, Priv, was finally launched by T-Mobile, an American operator, this month. It's ironic to review some of the things that happened when they sold the Priv.
P. S. Operator T-Mobile said in April 2014 that it would no longer cooperate with BlackBerry after the expiration of the cooperation agreement with BlackBerry, and launched an activity of exchanging old BlackBerry for Apple. T-Mobile's move angered BlackBerry. Cheng Shouzong, then CEO of BlackBerry, responded by stopping all cooperation with T-Mobile, including mobile phones and services.
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Under this premise, it is a fact that T-Mobile and BlackBerry are a little unhappy. So after BlackBerry released the Priv, when a user asked whether T-Mobile would be released, the customer service answered: Good question! We don't sell it, even if Priv can use our network.
But now when I look for the chat record, I will find that T-Mobile's customer service has deleted this reply Yes, it's deleted. Not only do we delete posts in China, but there are also some overseas posts.
Just a few days later, Mike Sievert, T-Mobile's COO, said: BlackBerry Priv supports T-Mobile's LTE Band 12 band and Wifi phones, dear. Wait, didn't you just say no? Now we are advertising for Blackberry. What's the trouble??
Then came the dramatic change. When John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, was interviewed by CNET later, he asked what he thought of BlackBerry, and replied: BlackBerry is on a comeback. Not long ago, weren't you still tearing? Why did it change in an instant?
Now that the boss has spoken, it is necessary to improve relations. So we saw that John Chen (Cheng Shouzong), CEO of BlackBerry, sent a photo of John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, holding his new phone Priv, and two men named John were having sex ♂ Base ♂ The road of opportunity has begun.
Then it is very logical to see the shadow of Priv in T-Mobile's new phone sales list. After a lot of troublesome processes and procedures, consumers can buy BlackBerry Priv from T-Mobile from this month (The two old men have shown their love like this. The next one can't do it yet?) John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, also played the same role as domestic mobile phone tycoons in forwarding Priv by lottery.
Anyway, we have seen this commercial farce. As you can see, T-Mobile and BlackBerry are back together. As for whether to break up in the future, the market is the final word. In the final analysis, can a slap on the face be a meal? Since you can't, you can play at will.
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