It seems like we hear more reports about BlackBerry’s revival every week, although those of us who live in the United States may not see it much in our everyday lives. It turns out there’s a good reason for this: Sales of new BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry 10 devices have reportedly been middling in the U.S. while having much stronger showings in other countries. Barron’s points us to a new research note from RBC Capital analyst Mark Sue, who says that BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry 10 demand “appears to be mixed by region” with “Canada, the U.K. and the Middle East… seeing the strongest BB10 sell-through.” In the U.S., however, Sue says that “BlackBerry has a diminished consumer presence” and is “seeing slower sell-through.” Adoption of BlackBerry in the U.S. may increase as more corporate IT departments upgrade their users to BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry+10" target="_blank">BlackBerry 10, Sue added.
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