Upcoming BlackBerry Uni will feature touchscreen and retractable keyboard
Taking design cues from its predecessor, the BlackBerry Priv, the upcoming BlackBerry Uni will feature a touchscreen and retractable keyboard.
Essential BlackBerry Motion tips and tricks to help you master your new phone
The BlackBerry Motion may feature Android, but BlackBerry has tweaked the operating system quite a bit. That's why we've put together these BlackBerry Motion tips and tricks.
Protect your phone with the best BlackBerry KeyOne cases
A little protection goes a long way when it comes to safeguarding the keyboard and display, so check out the best BlackBerry KeyOne cases.
BlackBerry capitalizes on 2017’s surprising success with new Bronze Edition KeyOne
BlackBerry is heading confidently into 2018 with a new dual-SIM bronze version of the KeyOne, and a U.S. release for the BlackBerry Motion.
WhatsApp may not work with older BlackBerry or Windows phones in 2018
WhatsApp has determined that it will no longer support BlackBerry OS and Windows Phone 8.0 and older beginning December 31, 2017.
The five best BlackBerry Motion cases and covers you can find
Can't find a case for your new Blackberry smartphone? They're not easy to find so, we've picked the best Blackberry Motion cases and covers.
The Blackberry Motion isn’t the second coming — but it’s not a bad phone
Blackberry has launched yet another Android-powered smartphone, featuring midrange specs and a decent design.
The new BlackBerry Motion does away with the KeyOne’s best feature
BlackBerry's latest phone is the BlackBerry Motion, a device similar to the KeyOne with one major difference -- it doesn't have a keyboard.
Blackberry settles all lawsuits with Blu, reaches a patent licensing deal
Blackberry and Blu Products got into a nasty legal spat last year, but the two companies agreed to bury the hatchet.
BlackBerry KeyOne Black Edition has a keyboard and a stylish look
TCL Communication has unveiled the BlackBerry KeyOne Black Edition, a new version of its popular Android smartphone with physical keyboard.
BlackBerry KeyOne display separation issue spurs warranty replacement offer
BlackBerry released an official statement regarding screen durability issues on it's flagship KeyOne phone.
Qualcomm’s settlement with BlackBerry has reached a whopping $940 million
A court awarded BlackBerry a $940 million judgment in a lawsuit against Qualcomm, which is accused of abusing its dominant market position.
BlackBerry KeyOne vs. Galaxy S8: Keyboard or curves?
Samsung’s latest curved beauty, or an old-school BlackBerry keyboard. Here's help choosing between the Galaxy S8 and the BlackBerry KeyOne.
BlackBerry KeyOne vs. iPhone 7: Which is best for you?
If you're trying decide whether the BlackBerry KeyOne or Apple iPhone 7 is your next phone, then allow us to help with this spec comparison.
BlackBerry wants to shield your screens from prying eyes with Privacy Shade
BlackBerry announced the delivery of a new app called Privacy Shade that promises to "let you read emails, messages," and more, privately.
Latest BlackBerry device comes from Indonesia, and is named the Aurora
BB Merah Putih is an Indonesian manufacturer that has just debuted its very first BlackBerry -- the Aurora, only for Indonesia.
BlackBerry BBC-100-1 news and rumors
BlackBerry is set to launch yet another smartphone in 2017. The company is reportedly working on the BBC-100-1.
BlackBerry hits rock bottom in phone market
BlackBerry ended 2016 on a low note as the Canadian company captured 0.0 percent of the smartphone market.
BlackBerry sues Nokia, alleging networking patent infringement
Two former smartphone kings, Nokia and BlackBerry, are now embroiled in a lawsuit involving patents relating to networking gear.
BlackBerry adds visual note-taking app Notable to its productivity suite
BlackBerry is adding to its Hub+ Android productivity suite with a screen capture markup app called Notable.
BlackBerry attempts to win back some love with this Valentine’s Day sale
BlackBerry wants to win back some love from its customers. To that end, it has put the DTEK50 and DTEK60 on sale on its website.
Beleaguered BlackBerry rolls out its latest plan to make some money
BlackBerry plans to use its enterprise-grade BBM messaging technology as the basis for a new revenue-generating service.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen and Rudy Giuliani sat down to talk cybersecurity
BlackBerry chief John Chen and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani sat down for a cybersecurity roundtable at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Tim Cook says Apple ‘desktop’ PCs still count, but will they be Mac Pros?
Also today: Blackberry moves away from cell phones, invests in new venture and a quick peek at the first trailer for Blade Runner 2049.
Eager to see TCL’s version of the BlackBerry? You’ll only have to wait until CES
Chinese company TCL has some more big news -- it's debuting its version of the BlackBerry of the future at CES 2017.
BlackBerry bids au revoir to smartphones and bonjour to smart cars
BlackBerry is trading smartphones for smart cars. The mobile phone manufacturer will be switching gears and opening an autonomous driving research center
Don't call it a comeback: BlackBerry enters licensing agreement with TCL
It might not be a full-on revival, but BlackBerry's licensing agreement with TCL ensures there will be more BlackBerry-branded phones down the road.
Last hurrah: BlackBerry will make one more phone with a physical keyboard
"We have one keyboard phone I promised people," John Chen, BlackBerry CEO, told Emily Chang of Bloomberg TV. "It's coming."
BlackBerry’s last gasp phone will have a physical keyboard, and is coming soon
BlackBerry may be done developing its own hardware, but that doesn't mean that the company is completely done with smartphones -- or the physical keyboard.
BlackBerry's DTEK60 is a security-focused smartphone for businesses, govenment
BlackBerry has announced the DTEK60, a high-end alternative to the company's DTEK50. It features the company's suite of proprietary security apps.
BlackBerry will begin outsourcing smartphone production to third parties
During BlackBerry's second quarter 2016 earnings call in late September, the company announced it would no longer manufacture its own smartphones.
Get more out of your BlackBerry DTEK50 with these tips and tricks
Security may be the narrative that defines the BlackBerry DTEK50, but this is a phone with a number of features and tweaks that aren’t exactly obvious.
Disappointing sales may spur Blackberry's exit from smartphone hardware market
BlackBerry's second-quarter 2016 earnings call is on September 28, and signs point to a potential exit from the smartphone hardware business.