BlackBerry loses top spot in the cage

It looks like the BlackBerry need to work harder. You see, in their own home, namely Canada, the BlackBerry had to give up their top spot for smartphone shipments in the domestic market for the first time, to the Apple iPhone (AAPL) Inc.
Data from IDC and Bloomberg show RIM, based in Waterloo, Ontario, sent 2:08 million BlackBerry units last year in Canada, the number is less when compared with 2, .85 million units Apple. In 2010, BlackBerry iPhone above it with half a million units. BlackBerry heyday peaked in 2008 with the passing iPhone nearly five to one.
BlackBerry, is one of the largest consumer brands to emerge from Canada. RIM, the BlackBerry manufacturer, has enjoyed the loyalty of more than locals for a BlackBerry device is Made in Canada. However, the presence of a rich iPhone applications and user-friendly to the Canadian public for separate consideration.
BlackBerry steps to be acceptable to the market again is launching BlackBerry 7 with a better web browser and touch screen devices. BlackBerry device 10 that came out this year will also represent a further improvement.
BlackBerry slipped two spots to 54th in October 2011 of the world's Top 100 brands Interbrand version while Apple climbed nine spots to eighth.
However, talk about customer loyalty. For some countries, BlackBerry is still the product of choice. Call it our country, Indonesia, who was passionate about fuel facilities from the BlackBerry. So is Saudi Arabia, strict rules of customary care and the relationship of men and women make the fuel a teen favorite thing to do there so I could make out through the text because they can not tempt directly opposite sex there. One last country is Venezuela BlackBerry lovers, if that is because the president Hugo Chavez was anti U.S., so he hates Apple products. In fact, Chavez has dubbed the BlackBerry and mentions his Twitter account as a "secret weapon" him.