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Did RIM sell coffee instead? India's first BlackBerry-themed coffee shop unveiled (photo)

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, It is believed that the fierce competition in the mobile terminal market is obvious to all mobile phone users. Although the iOS platform is closed, iPhone still attracts the hearts of many users with its excellent user experience. Not to mention the Android platform, the aircraft-sea tactic has almost been dazzled. However, the name BlackBerry has some tendency to disappear recently, which is actually due to the RIM family.

It is believed that the fierce competition in the mobile terminal market is obvious to all mobile phone users. Although the iOS platform is closed, iPhone still attracts the hearts of many users with its excellent user experience. Not to mention the Android platform, the aircraft-sea tactic has almost been dazzled. However, the name BlackBerry has some tendency to disappear recently, which is actually because. RIM, the company has switched to selling coffee.

Of course, this is just a joke, but you know, in India, BlackBerry is still synonymous with a high-end brand, and there are still a lot of loyal users. Recently, the first BlackBerry-themed coffee shop in India opened.

RIM卖咖啡?印度首家

BlackBerry themed Cafe opens in India

The BlackBerry-themed coffee shop called SkyPark is located in Hyderbara, India, where customers can use BlackBerry PlayBook to get the service they need. For example, you can use PlayBook to order songs, which is similar to a jukebox. In addition, the coffee shop offers free Wi-Fi for customers to browse the web using BlackBerry PlayBook. When you want something to eat, waiters will use their BlackBerry PlayBook to order for you.

RIM卖咖啡?印度首家

RIM卖咖啡?印度首家

Waiters use BlackBerry PlayBook customer order / wall QR code available for scanning

The cafe has NFC stickers on its walls, making it easier for NFC-enabled mobile devices to check in, and customers can scan QR codes for free gifts or services. This coffee shop offers customers a free app to download every month, and the overall atmosphere is really very IT. This coffee shop is run by RIM in partnership with BBin, a BlackBerry website in India. If you happen to be traveling to India, you can stop by.

(responsible Editor: Leo)

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