BlackBerry Q10 could get delayed to June, thanks to U.S. carriers
The waiting game for BlackBerry 10 has just begun -- at least in the U.S.
The waiting game for BlackBerry 10 has just begun -- at least in the U.S.
Investors are seeing some major potential in Pinterest, which could raise a funding round valued as high as $2.5 billion.
By creating a low-risk way for developers to port their Android apps to BlackBerry 10, BlackBerry aims to bolster its app selection.
Innovation is dead at Dell -- or at least according to HP, which says that Dell's proposed buyout is going to spell bad news for Dell's customers.
BlackBerry's latest alpha device shows that it isn't likely to give up on hardware keyboards anytime soon
With its latest effort, Microsoft aims to get more people in Africa online (and using Windows phone).
Truphone has raised $118 million in a massive funding round led by Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich.
Verizon's new prepaid plans sound pretty cheap, but there other, more affordable options out there.
Christie Street, the product-focused funding platform, has just funded its first project. Kickstarter should pay attention.
Samsung, Amazon, and Asus continue to snatch some of the tablet market away from Apple and the iPad.
The New York Times reports that Chinese hackers secretly attacked its networks for four months.
Is Lenovo immune to the PC market slowdown? PC shipments of 14.1 million say that's the case.
With her new gig, Keys will become the creative face for BlackBerry 10.
The company formerly known as RIM has announced the Z10 and Q10, the first devices running its spanking-new BlackBerry 10 operating system.
Strong smartphone and television sales are all LG needed to report a strong Q4 2012.
$800 for 23GB of usable space? The 64GB Surface Pro is a tough sell.
FourSquare is finally giving small businesses owners what they've always wanted: an app to call their own.
This is an important launch for HTC, which has been struggling a lot over the past few months.
This morning OpenTable announced that it's bought food photo app Foodspotting for $10 million.
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