The company got a new CEO, a new operating system and new devices, but its latest numbers don't paint a picture of revival BlackBerry Z10 and Q10 – the new products have not prevented a fall in the company's share value. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA Thorsten Heins doesn't suffer from a lack of enthusiasm. During the run up to the March release of its BlackBerry 10 operating system, RIM's CEO painted an optimistic picture of a company on the rebound, a company that would correct the mistakes of the industry leaders: "It's still the same," Heins said of the iPhone. "It is a sequential way to work and that's not what people want today anymore. They want multitasking." Rechristened as BlackBerry,...
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