BlackBerry fans may not get a 5G phone after all.
Andrew Hoyle/CNETThe delayed 5G BlackBerry phone is dead, Android Police and CrackBerry reported Thursday, Texas-based startup OnwardMobility, which had been tasked with revitalizing the iconic brand through an Android-based, next-gen Wi-Fi device, has seemingly lost the license to use the BlackBerry name.
Neither BlackBerry nor OnwardMobility immediately responded to requests for comment.
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