BlackBerry held their own security summit earlier this month and many thought we would get to hear about some new devices from the company. CEO John Chen squashed those hopes early on, but continued by saying they would be open to discussing them next week. Instead of him talking about them though, we should expect to hear from BlackBerry’s COO Ralph Pini.
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