They should.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/08/blackberry-could-shut-down-hardware-division-if-not-profitable-b/
At a panel interview at Code/Mobile, BlackBerry CEO John Chen has said that the company might quit the hardware business if it isn't profitable by next year. He said that he "never says never" to shutting down its device business and perhaps focus entirely on providing security services to other platforms. Indeed, BlackBerry's Enterprise Servers is already compatible with both Android and iOS, so it won't be a significant pivot. That said, Chen is bullish on trying to make the hardware business work. On stage, he showed off the new BlackBerry Priv, which isn't only the firm's first ever Android product, but also BlackBerry's first ever device that uses an operating system that isn't its own.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/08/blackberry-could-shut-down-hardware-division-if-not-profitable-b/
At a panel interview at Code/Mobile, BlackBerry CEO John Chen has said that the company might quit the hardware business if it isn't profitable by next year. He said that he "never says never" to shutting down its device business and perhaps focus entirely on providing security services to other platforms. Indeed, BlackBerry's Enterprise Servers is already compatible with both Android and iOS, so it won't be a significant pivot. That said, Chen is bullish on trying to make the hardware business work. On stage, he showed off the new BlackBerry Priv, which isn't only the firm's first ever Android product, but also BlackBerry's first ever device that uses an operating system that isn't its own.
