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.
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.
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.
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.
Perhaps BlackBerry is finally paying attention.
Editor's Pick It took about two hours for my initial excitement over the BlackBerry Z10 to disappear.
Balsillie's 26.8 million shares of common stock amounted to a 5.1 percent stake in the company. At one point -- literally in the days right after the first iPhone launched -- that much stock was worth around $6 billion. But, oh, how the mighty have fallen.
BlackBerry has confirmed that it has no plans to bring its latest phones to Japan.
Things are looking pretty good so far for the Z10 in Canada, but can BlackBerry keep it up?
The waiting game for BlackBerry 10 has just begun -- at least in the U.S.
By creating a low-risk way for developers to port their Android apps to BlackBerry 10, BlackBerry aims to bolster its app selection.
BlackBerry's latest alpha device shows that it isn't likely to give up on hardware keyboards anytime soon
BlackBerry is in a long decline, but does it make sense to make games for its smartphones?
The biggest surprise from today's BlackBerry 10 event: these phones aren't half bad.
While the new BlackBerry smartphones were the stars of today's launch event, the company isn't forgetting about the PlayBook tablets already on the market.
The company formerly known as RIM launched its new BlackBerry 10 platform for mobile devices today with an impressive list of applications.
With her new gig, Keys will become the creative face for BlackBerry 10.
