Published on March 23, 2017
At one point or another, BlackBerry made the best selling, and most trusted smartphones on the planet. And one of its earliest examples was the 7230. A device which encapsulated what the manufacturer, then called RIM (or Research In Motion) was all about. It had a great, fast, secure server and it wanted to offer customers an easy way to keep in touch via email and text-based messages, globally.
11 years later, the company still holds on to those same values and has brought back its own innovation in hardware with the Passport.
I wanted to compare BlackBerry’s latest flagship to see what has changed since those days, and see what has stayed the same.
