The company formerly known as RIM has announced the Z10 and Q10, the first devices running its spanking-new BlackBerry 10 operating system.
Editor's Pick Research in Motion renamed itself as just BlackBerry, introduced the first BlackBerry 10 phones, and trotted out singer Alicia Keys as its new "global creative director." It was a big press event for the struggling mobile phone maker.
BlackBerry 10 is late. And I'm not just talking about missing a few release dates.
A BlackBerry 10 phone made by Samsung or HTC? RIM could one day make it happen.
To fill out its BlackBerry 10 ecosystem, RIM is turning to the most effective bargaining chip of them all -- cash.
When RIM finally releases BlackBerry 10, it will do so with the support of at least three of the four major U.S. carriers.
RIM's ambitious BlackBerry 10 strategy means you'll be seeing not just two BB 10 phones this year, but a half dozen of them.
By expanding its patent agreement with InterDigital to cover 4G LTE, RIM is making a big investment in the future of the BlackBerry.
For a company that specializes in secure devices, RIM isn't so good at keeping secrets.
With revenue down nearly 50 percent this quarter, RIM's BlackBerry 10 launch matters more than ever.
These screenshots are a hot mess, much like RIM's future if current trends continue.
In an event scheduled for January 30, RIM will showcase the operating system that will decide its fate.
RIM may not intend to officially announce its L-Series BlackBerry 10 phone until January, but some enterprising bloggers have already gotten their hands on it.
Check out this image and a few vids we rounded up to preview BlackBerry 10 before it launches next month.
After several delays, Research in Motion announced this morning that it will officially launch BlackBerry 10, its next-generation phone platform, next January.
BlackBerry 10's web browser has just leapt neatly over a huge hurdle, one of Facebook's home-brewed tests for mobile browser performance.
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Scratch Instagram from the list of brand name applications making their way over to RIM's BlackBerry 10 platform.
Editor's Pick BlackBerry 10 is late. Late for its originally scheduled release date, and even later to a mobile revolution that some say has already been won by Google and Apple. But the word "late" doesn't seem to be in RIM's lexicon.
BlackBerry 10, the hyped mobile operating system that could resurrect the Research in Motion brand, is still months away from reaching consumers. Thousands of developers, however, were given early access to the platform to build BlackBerry 10-ready applications.
