Nokia hasn't forgotten about cell phones yet, while BlackBerry is doing something different today.

Nokia and BlackBerry, two companies that defined the mobile phone market during the 2000s, have transitioned away from consumer hardware manufacturing. Both organizations have pivoted their business models to focus on software development and telecommunications infrastructure.

While Nokia has established itself as a global provider of network technology, BlackBerry has similarly shifted its operations to align with modern digital services. This strategic evolution marks the end of their legacy as primary handset producers in the global telecommunications sector.