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BlackBerry bids farewell to its hardware past by acquiring Good

BlackBerry bids farewell to its hardware past by acquiring Good

Posted on September 7, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

If you had any lingering doubts that BlackBerry’s days as a hardware-first company are over, they’ve just been eliminated. BlackBerry has acquired Good Technology for $425 million, giving it one of the better-known names involved in making smartphones work-friendly. The crew in Waterloo isn’t shy about the reasons behind its move, either. Good is well-known for helping corporations and governments keep tabs on non-BlackBerry platforms, especially iOS. While BlackBerry already has some tools for this, the deal both improves its weak points and gives it a foot in the door at places where Good may be theonly way to secure Android or iOS gear — the firm has certifications that even BlackBerry lacks.
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