BlackBerry to launch absurd 4.5-inch QWERTY Passport phone in September
BlackBerry plans to launch yet another smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard. The Passport will feature a 4.5-inch square screen when it debuts in September.
Amazon agrees to let BlackBerry use its Appstore
Amazon agreed to let BlackBerry users access to its Appstore. BlackBerry users can download any content from the Appstore, including apps, movies, and more.
BlackBerry wants BBM to start making money, plans to sell virtual goods
Attempting to minimize its struggles, BlackBerry wants to make money from BBM through sponsored channels and a money transfer service.
BlackBerry PlayBook sequel a possibility, a very far-off possibility
According to BlackBerry VP Francois Mahieu, while the company would consider a successor to the BlackBerry PlayBook, it is not currently in the cards.
BlackBerry activates wayback machine, hints Q20 to be the first of several ‘Classic’ models
While the Q20 retains many features of much older BlackBerry devices, do not expect it to be the only one of its kind.
BlackBerry CEO would gladly sell BBM for $19 billion
In an interview with CNBC, BlackBerry CEO John Chen admitted that if someone made a $19 billion for BBM, he would be more than happy to sell it.
BlackBerry, Foxconn partner to make Z3 smartphone, available first in Indonesia
BlackBerry would love to get back to its former glory and it's hoping its announcement of the Z3 smartphone at Mobile World Congress 2014 will help.
BlackBerry is still around, announced new Q20 QWERTY phone
Though the company has been struggling, BlackBerry announced a new flagship smartphone at Mobile World Congress 2014: The Q20, which brings back the QWERTY keyboard.
Ford plans to drop Microsoft from SYNC and picks up Blackberry – UPDATE
Ford apparently has had enough of Microsoft OS glitches and has announced that the company will feature Blackberry QNX systems rather than Microsoft.
T-Mobile tells its BlackBerry users to buy iPhones, then apologizes
T-Mobile responded to BlackBerry CEO's outrage by offering $200 trade-in credit toward any device and $250 toward a new BlackBerry smartphone.
