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Why BlackBerry was named after a fruit

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Sometimes brilliant tech naming conventions are just aggressive pareidolia. The marketing team looked at the tiny, tightly packed, oval-shaped black buttons on the device's keyboard and thought it visually resembled the bumpy exterior of a blackberry fruit.

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