Blackberry
BlackBerry has unveiled their latest secure Android phone, the DTEK60, following up on this year's mid-range DTEK50.
BlackBerry has confirmed this week that it will discontinue its BB10-powered BlackBerry Classic smartphone.
In news that will likely not affect you - popular messaging application WhatsApp has announced it will drop support for some older, dead operating systems.
According to multiple reports, BlackBerry is laying off thousands of more employees, this time from their Waterloo offices.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen has confirmed that the new Android-powered Priv slider is on its way to T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint.
Verizon has confirmed this weekend that they too will carry the BlackBerry Priv slider, joining AT&T among the major U.S. carriers.
In relatively shocking news, research firm Strategy Analytics has said today that Samsung's fledgling Tizen OS has surpassed BlackBerry in global market share.
A day after retailers leaked specs and assumed price for the device, BlackBerry has officially priced its Priv Android slider smartphone.
Thanks to a couple of retailer leaks, we have the specs and price for the upcoming Android-powered BlackBerry Priv.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen has said this week that the company needs to sell 5 million smartphones a year to have their handset division be profitable, and if they can't hit that target the smartphone maker may have to stop building hardware altogether
BlackBerry's first Android smartphone is official, and it's called the Priv.
Following last month's HQ renders released by famous leaker @Evleaks (Evan Blass), we now have real photos of BlackBerry's upcoming Android-powered slider phone.
According to new reports, BlackBerry is preparing an Android smartphone for release this November on all the major U.S. carriers.
In its golden days RIM was a force to be reckoned with. Since it has changed its name to reflect their line of smartphones, BlackBerry. It went ......
After a year of strained relations, BlackBerry and T-Mobile are back in business.
In a new partnership with IBM and Samsung, BlackBerry has announced a new secure tablet aimed at enterprises and governments.
BlackBerry has finally found U.S. carrier support for its latest devices, the strange 'Passport' and the 'Classic.'
Earlier today, reports hit the wire that Samsung was looking to acquire BlackBerry, sending the enterprise smartphone maker's stock soaring nearly 30 percent.
BlackBerry is back in business! The new BlackBerry Classic smartphone retains the time-tested physical QWERTY keyboard, and packs a 3.5-inch touchscreen.
Ford has announced that its new in-car entertainment system, newly updated to version 3, has replaced Microsoft with BlackBerry for the underlying operating system.
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