“Oh, BlackBerry. We can understand when your celebrity creative director accidentally tweets from a competitor’s smartphone — or is the victim of a ‘hack,'” Chris Welch reports for The Verge. “But your own, central Twitter account? That’s no good.”
Welch reports, “And yet somehow it’s exactly what’s just happened.”
“Moments ago,” Welch reports, “BlackBerry tweeted out a (since deleted) message urging its last bastion of loyal users to keep up with the conversation on Twitter.”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: Clown company keeps making clown mistakes.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers “Brawndo Drinker” and “Dan K.” for the heads up.]
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Beleaguered Blackberry again showing the world what it does best at – kicking itself up the arse.
Even its top brarse shows no clarse to the marses.
Making fun of English diction again, I observe. Sure and it’s an easier target than Pittsburghese diction, so you’re safe for now.
‘Ats until yinz learn howta.
They needed the iPhone to take a nice clear photo of their BlackBerry demo unit.
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Busted! That’s hilarious. Truth be known they would rather not use their own phones for themselves personally. Let the other boneheaded fooled slobs use ’em!
maybe john chen’s wife tweeted it
BlackBerry employees probably need to “eat their own dog food,” instead of using an iPhone. And “dog food” seems particularly appropriate in this case.
Have they not been reduced to a headquarters above a laundrette yet.
Apparently the marketing department is working out of a Tim Horton’s.
Donuts!
As someone once said…
“You can’t make this shit up”