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The F(x)tec Pro1 is looking to capturing the premium niche market by offering a compelling package for keyboard lovers.
BlackBerry Motion is now available in Canada through Bell, TELUS, Koodo, and SaskTel.
The 24-hour flash sale is back on in Canada, and this time it's for the BlackBerry KEYone Black Edition. Save yourself $100 right now!
BlackBerry Mobile's next phone won't have a keyboard, but it will have a huge battery.
How many messages do you send, what you do most on your smartphone and how do you feel about the typing experience your smartphone offers? These are questions we have and want your help in answering them!
Thus far, the 'Krypton' has eluded being caught on camera, mostly. A recently posted image offers up what could be the first glimpse of the next BlackBerry.
If you live in Canada and have been holding on waiting for the BlackBerry KEYone Black Edition to be available, your wait is almost over. Retailers will begin offering the Black Edition beginning as soon as next week.
Customers in Europe looking to get their hands on a BlackBerry KEYone can now order the device online directly in their choice of QWERTY, QWERTZ or AZERTY keyboard layouts and charger variants.
Been waiting for the unlocked versions of the BlackBerry KEYone to available in Canada? Good news! Walmart has just what you're looking for.
The San Diego Comic-Con is well underway and to celebrate, Google Play has some pretty sweet deals on superhero movies!
Although we had a little bit of a heads up on the release date thanks to comments posted on the Sprint Community Forums, TCL and Sprint have now officially announced that the BlackBerry KEYone will go on sale at Sprint starting July 14.
Although the BlackBerry 'Mercury' has yet to be officially announced, it seems as though there is already some sly marketing happening on behalf of BlackBerry Mobile.
Now that CES 2017 has wrapped up, folks are looking back on everything that was announced in Las Vegas and handing out awards for what they feel was the 'Best Of CES.' BlackBerry's upcoming Mercury was on a bunch of those lists!
In the lead up to CES 2017, BlackBerry QNX let it be known the show would be big for them and they're already off to great start.
Last month BlackBerry announced they would be bringing their Android apps such as the BlackBerry Hub, Calendar, and Password Keeper to even more Android users through a new subscription offering called Hub and now, they have announced an expansion of that access adding even more of the productivity apps to the mix.
If you have been waiting for the price to drop below $300 to pick up a BlackBerry Priv, your time has come. Right now, you can pick one up at eBay for just $299, which is the lowest we have seen it yet.
BlackBerry is now pushing out a fresh Marshmallow beta update for the Priv to those who signed up to help test it, though, this time around they are being a bit more specific about who exactly will be receiving it.
At an event held at the Oberoi in New Delhi, BlackBerry India Managing Director Narendra Nayak and Damian Tay Senior Director, Asia-Pacific Product Management at BlackBerry introduced the company's first Android-powered smartphone to the market which will be available in stores across India starting January 30th, with a price tag of Rs. 62,990.
If you've been waiting for T-Mobile to launch the BlackBerry Priv, your wait is now over. As announced previously, the Un-carrier has now made BlackBerry's first Android-powered smartphone available online at T-Mobile.com and in T-Mobile stores.