by Robert Triggs, 4 days ago

When I first saw this news pop up yesterday I was both amused and rather peeved, but no part of me was excited at the prospect of finally being able to use Blackberry Messenger. I…

by Bogdan Bele, 5 days ago

246-You/Flickr BlackBerry Messenger for Android is finally in the works, the company has announced, with the release date set for this summer. BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins has announced the surprising news (especially since the company…

by David Gonzales, 2 weeks ago

Credit: expertinfantry/Flickr Both Samsung and Apple are set to receive security approval from the U.S. Department of Defense very soon, according to a new report on the Wall Street Journal. To be more specific, officials…

by Andrew Grush, 2 weeks ago

For the first quarter of 2013, global tablet shipments reached a record breaking 40.6 million units. Impressively, Android represented 43% of these devices. Despite the clear success that tablets have seen in the marketplace, did…

by Joshua Vergara, 1 month ago

Once synonymous with smartphones, BlackBerry, the brand and the company, is now just a shadow of its former self. Blindsided by the emergence of iOS and then Android, the maker of the iconic BlackBerries now…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 month ago

A recent Raymond James survey has asked customers, among other things, what device they would never use, the options being BlackBerry, iPhone, or Android devices. BlackBerry gathered quite a few of the respondents’ votes in…

by Nate Swanner, 1 month ago

The first of April is pretty amazing. Sometimes you get awesome, over-the-top jokes… and sometimes you get some very sublime, subversive ones. This ‘roadmap’ from BlackBerry is the latter of those two. A fun little…

by Bams Sadewo, 1 month ago

In a report released by Gartner last month, Nokia was trailing Samsung in the overall worldwide mobile phone sales chart in 2012, a testament to the former’s sales power – particularly for “dumb” phones –…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 1 month ago

Well, this is awkward. While most companies today are “dogfooding” — that is, they’re forcing all their employees to use their own products — we hardly hear of a top executive pining for a competitor’s…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Lenovo is more popular for its line of desktop and notebook computers, although the company actually has a respectable smartphone business in its home country of China. But with news that BlackBerry might be up…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

BlackBerry has launched its Z10 smartphone initially in emerging markets, with some success. But as inexpensive Android devices has proliferated in the market, CEO Thorsten Heins says BlackBerry is not likely to sell $50 BB10…

by Bams Sadewo, 2 months ago

It’s not an exaggeration to say that BlackBerry – previously Research in Motion – is pinning its last hope on its BB10 handsets, such as the Z10. Fortunately, there’s a sliver of good news for…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

Credit: Voxpelli/Flickr The once mighty Microsoft is in a bit of peril as of late. Windows 8 is widely panned, Surface tablets are selling slowly, and they’re losing footholds once considered intrinsic to their success….

by David Gonzales, 3 months ago

Now that the long wait for the BlackBerry 10 OS is finally over, the focus has shifted onto the first set of handsets that will arrive on the market pre-loaded with it. One of these…

by Randy Khoo, 3 months ago

246-You/Flickr Everyone thought Research In Motion was done for, and rightly so. RIM has been the leading choice for businesses all over the globe for many years. It was the brand that had market strongholds that…