Source: Daniel Bader / Android Central
A little over four months ago, it was announced that BlackBerry was no longer making/selling Android phones. It was the final death blow to a company that'd been straggling along for a while, marking the end of its attempt at reviving the BlackBerry brand in the consumer tech space.
Someone in our AC forums recently shared a picture of their Galaxy S10e that they customized to look like a makeshift BlackBerry device, both in terms of hardware and software. Between a black Dbrand skin, a BlackBerry logo decal, and a custom launcher, icon pack, and more, their S10e really does look like a modern BlackBerry.
Source: the_boon / Android Central Forums
Here's how some of our other members responded to it:
All of this got us to wondering — Do you wish BlackBerry was still making Android phones?
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