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As manufacturer deaths go, BlackBerry's has been an incredibly long and drawn out affair
BlackBerry may have switched off support for its older devices, but we can still expect a 5G BlackBerry phone to be launched in the near future
BlackBerry has confirmed that it will switch off the services required by older BlackBerry phones after today
Reports of BlackBerry's death again - it seems - were greatly exaggerated
We're gathering all the updates together for Samsung, Huawei and everyone else
TCL has announced that from August, it will no longer design, manufacture or sell BlackBerry smartphones
If you’re holding out for a 5G BlackBerry for your next phone purchase we've got some bad news.
The consumer version of BBM is calling it a day - 13 years after it debuted on BlackBerry devices.
BlackBerry didn't unveil a brand new phone at MWC 2019, but it did bring out a new hot red and black Key2. We've gone hands-on.
TCL, manufacturer of BlackBerry and Alcatel smartphones, is thought to be jumping on the foldable phone bandwagon.Several brands are expected to annou...
BlackBerry Mobile is building on the critical success of its Key2 smartphone with a model designed for a wider market.The BlackBerry Key2 LE cuts down
If you want a BlackBerry phone with a QWERTY keyboard but don't want to pay big bucks then the LE is the ideal match.
Find out all the essential tips for mastering your QWERTY-equipped productivity tool.
The BlackBerry Key2 is finally here, more than a year after the KeyOne launched. But is it the improvement we wanted? Let's find out!
The full QWERTY keyboard BB is back for round two, is it the best physical keyboard phone to buy?
BlackBerry Mobile has - at long last - taken the wraps off its latest creation, the BlackBerry Key2. The all-new keyboard-equipped smartphone takes a ...
BlackBerry Mobile is holding a launch event today for its follow-up to the BlackBerry KeyOne.Now officially named BlackBerry Key2 (rather than KeyTwo,
BlackBerry Mobile will finally fully reveal its new handset, the BlackBerry Key2, tomorrow, Thursday 7 June but at the going rate of the leaks, there ...
BlackBerry Mobile will reveal its next handset on Thursday 7 June, at a dedicated event being held in New York.It will unveil the BlackBerry Key2, as ...
After recently confirming it will officially launch the Key2 on 7 June at an event in New York, BlackBerry Mobile (under the ownership of TCL) has now
The follow-up to the BlackBerry KeyOne has appeared on an official "Interoperability Certificate", as approved by the Wi-Fi Alliance.This means the Bl...
Following the leaked set of renders showing the BlackBerry KeyTwo from angles, some new hands-on images purporting to be of the upcoming BlackBerry de...
The QWERTY keyboard-touting sequel to the BlackBerry KeyOne has appeared in render form online.The phone that many are calling the BlackBerry KeyTwo, ...
BlackBerry, under the ownership of TCL Communications, has announced at CES 2018 that there will be "at least two new BlackBerry smartphones this year...
BlackBerry had a respectable year in 2017. The reason was pretty simple: it started to produce attractive, well-made and secure devices once again, lu...
With a focus on productivity and security, in a water/dust-resistant design that looks the business, combined with a battery that outlasts most
BlackBerry is a brand name synonymous with one thing: keyboards. When you think of the mobile maker's name, you think of old-style smartphones equippe...
TCL has announced when you can get its latest BlackBerry smartphone.BlackBerry is a brand name synonymous with one thing: keyboards. When you think of
People still buy BlackBerry phones.It's easy to dismiss the company since Apple and Android completely dominate the mobile space, but BlackBerry still
The smartphone industry has long been in a race of uniformity. Everything is a glass rectangle dominated by screen, with the only real touches of indi...
With the KeyOne, BlackBerry Mobile created an Android phone that's unlike any other. The physical keyboard is the most obvious difference, but there's
If there was ever a device to convince BlackBerry loyalists to jump onboard Android, this is it. It’s a more complete package than the PRIV was, and
Almost as soon as the BlackBerry Priv - the company's first Android phone - launched in 2015, there were rumours circulating about another Android-pow...
BlackBerry, under license by TCL Communications, has launched its latest Android-powered flagship smartphone, the KeyOne, in the UK. It's currently av...
Having already given a hardware teaser at CES earlier in the year, BlackBerry has now officially outed its next smartphone, the KeyOne, designed to te...
Blackberry's new flagship, currently codenamed Mercury, is set for a full unveiling at Mobile World Congress, following a preview at CES back in Janua...
BlackBerry's swansong, the DTEK 70/Mercury, is expected to be unveiled at CES 2017 in January in Las Vegas. It's said to be the last phone developed i...
It's not exactly the most shocking news of the year to find out Chinese electronics manufacturer TCL has signed a licensing agreement with BlackBerry ...
For BlackBerry, coming out with a flagship phone at the right price was always going to be a challenge. With the DTEK60, the £475 price point is half
BlackBerry has announced another DTEK handset, with the new DTEK60 joining the existing DTEK50. BlackBerry has been shifting over to Android, first la...
The BlackBerry DTEK60 has been no secret, we've known it's been coming for some time now, the Canadian company even accidentally leaked the specs itse...
It might not come as a surprise considering recent BlackBerry handsets have been OEM models made by third-parties, but the company has confirmed that ...
BlackBerry has added some valuable additions to the software, but without the reliable performance we'd like, it can be a frustrating experience. It
BlackBerry has released its Hub to the Play Store, bringing arguably its best software feature to any user running Android Marshmallow on their device...
BlackBerry is said to be announcing three smartphones over the next 12 months, the first of which has debuted as "the world's most secure Android smar...
BlackBerry has officially unveiled the DTEK50, it's second Android phone, but the first without a physical keyboard. It's aimed at the mid-tier market
Blackberry is expected to launch three phones over the next year. One of them is the Argon and, by the sounds of it, this will be the company's 2016 f...
Blackberry finally launched its third Android phone last week, without as much as an official announcement. The DTEK60 - formerly referred to as the A...
