Blackberry was a household name in mobile communications in the early 2000s. Thanks to its iconic physical physical QWERTY keyboard and secure email system, phones from the brand also became popular ...

The first in a new series of BlackBerry devices, this thin, metal-body device sports a physical keyboard with integrated touchpad and fingerprint reader, HD display, and BlackBerry messaging and ...

BlackBerry was still a big player in the mobile tech scene -- it's a crying shame that its PlayBook tablet never took off.

This revamp of the Bold series adds a touch screen, BlackBerry 7 software, and NFC technology, in a thinner body. Other upgrades include a higher-resolution display, faster processor, faster 3G/4G ...

enabling products to be delivered faster BlackBerry, once synonymous with the business smartphone, is now a major automotive technology player through its QNX platform, and has now revealed a tie ...

Now, BlackBerry has long been out of the game. The brand’s last smartphone attempt that aimed to capitalize on its stunning legacy with QWERTY keyboards was the Key2 series back in 2022.

Following is a transcript of the video. BlackBerry once reigned as king of the smartphone, selling more than 50 million units at its peak in 2011. The Canadian telecom company was originally named ...

RIM declined to comment on their recent shift in the smartphone market; solution providers, however, have attributed the BlackBerry vendor’s shrinking market share to a variety of causes.

BlackBerry used to rule the smartphone world. With its signature physical keyboard and its secure messaging, it was a device ...