Thorstein Heins, chief executive of BlackBerry, whose financial results included a quarterly loss of about $1 billion.

OTTAWA What is a BlackBerry user to do?

After teaching the world to type on tiny buttons, BlackBerry could soon be leaving the business of making phones leaving fewer options for a vocal minority still committed to phones with its once popular physical keyboard.

“It’s not good, not good at all,” said Gord Rosko, the president of GR Communications, a consulting firm in Edmonton, Alberta.

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