Editor's Pick “We are trying to be the first to build the quantum computer,” says Crow. "When we do it, and we will do it eventually, it’s going to be bigger than the moon landing.”
Of course BBM is going cross-platform -- it had to.
BlackBerry managed to squeeze in one surprise announcement during its huge conference keynote this morning.
Yup, you still live in a world where singer Alicia Keys works for BlackBerry.
BlackBerry has always been primarily known as a smartphone for the workplace, but it has lost that status in recent years as iPhone and Android have steadily gained ground in enterprises. But that doesn’t mean BlackBerry won’t keep vying for …
BlackBerry needs all the help it can get.
Editor's Pick "Something very interesting is happening here," Google's top Canadian employee, Steve Woods, told me. "This area has a very high proportion of startups to population. Google loves startups … and we love to hire entrepreneurial people."
Guest Post There's a trend surfacing that will start to push BYOD out of the picture in the next few years. Corporately Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE) devices are the next big thing, and within the next three years, projections indicate 70 percent of global organizations will adopt it.
BlackBerry CEO Thosten Heins says the tablet will be dead in five years.
Best known, perhaps, for being the headquarters of BlackBerry, Waterloo is a small suburb of Toronto with a population of 98,000 in which 500 startups were born in 2012.
Just a few days of sales data are all that BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins needed to predict that his company would sell huge quantities of its newest, keyboard-equipped smartphone.
Early BlackBerry 10 reviewers love the device's keyboard, but bemoan its still-tiny app selection.
BlackBerry isn't going to let a recent report detailing high return rates for its new flagship smartphone go without a fight.
We downloaded 13.4 billion apps in the first three months of 2013, spending $2.2 billion U.S. on apps and in-app purchases.
Have you been considering the new BlackBerry Z10 but aren't sure what to think about the still-fresh BlackBerry 10 operating system? If you're an iPhone or Android owner, now you can try out BB 10 in your mobile browser.
Well look at that, BlackBerry is on the rebound.
The BlackBerry Z10 may not be the greatest of phones, but it is one of the most repairable.
If you're looking for advice on how to innovate, the CEO of BlackBerry probably isn't the best person to turn to. But he has a point.
The global app economy will reach $25 billion this year, according to new data from ABI Research. Thirty-five percent of that, or $8.8 billion, will be tablet apps, and 65 percent -- 16.4 billion -- will be smartphone apps.
Perhaps because the marriage between ThinkPad and BlackBerry seems so natural, another Lenovo executive is hinting that the company would be open to purchasing the beleaguered smartphone company.
