Should you care about the BlackBerry Key2?
BlackBerry might not be making its own handsets anymore, but its parent TCL has released yet another BlackBerry — Android crossover, called the BlackBerry Key2. Or, as New Atlas calls…
BlackBerry experiences delightful sales spike
As it turns out, giving up on smartphones was a good move for BlackBerry. Due to recent record software sales, the Waterloo, Ontario-based tech company is looking into buying companies…
The BlackBerry Keyboard Lives On!
BlackBerry struggled to keep its smartphone alive amidst the rising popularity of manufacturers like Samsung and Apple. In fact, the company no longer produces its once-popular hardware. Despite this, some…
PayPal Cutting Support for Microsoft, BlackBerry
Online payment processor PayPal has recently announced it will stop supporting Amazon Kindle, BlackBerry, and Microsoft Windows’ mobile apps in order to dedicate more effort to Apple iOS and Android…
FCC, FTC to Investigate Mobile Security Updates
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are launching parallel probes into the mobile industry’s security update practices. The agencies want to determine how manufacturers issue security…
Facebook Dumps BlackBerry
BlackBerry has slipped to the point that not even Facebook is taking it too seriously — the social media giant is removing its support from the BlackBerry version of its…
BlackBerry + Android = Love
BlackBerry is committed to developing new devices based on the Android OS, announcing plans to continue to follow the course charted by the BlackBerry Priv. BlackBerry plans on releasing at…
BlackBerry’s First Android Device — New Leaked Details
Details surrounding BlackBerry’s rumored Venice slider device are being leaked at an astounding rate. The company will reportedly be releasing its first Android phone in November. Evan Blass, trusted source…
Former CEO Explains BlackBerry’s Decline
For the first time since his departure in 2012, ex-CEO of BlackBerry Jim Balsillie recently spoke about the company and its decline in the mobile market. He admitted that the…
BlackBerry Acquires WatchDox
BlackBerry is aiming to boost its software revenue to $500 million by March 2016, a goal which will only be aided by the company’s recent purchase of startup WatchDox. Adding…