The BlackBerry Classic will cost $450 and starts shipping next month
During a enterprise focused event in San Francisco on Thursday, BlackBerry announced BlackBerry Classic pre-orders have started.
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During a enterprise focused event in San Francisco on Thursday, BlackBerry announced BlackBerry Classic pre-orders have started.
The next new BlackBerry phone will have a September launch party in London and the phone has already been leaked: By the CEO. John Chen shared news of the Passport, an odd-shaped BlackBerry that keeps the keyboard.
An unreleased handset dubbed the BlackBerry Kopi appeared on eBay running BlackBerry 10.2.1. It’s already gone so you missed out on a piece of history and is a painful reminder of the smartphone future BlackBerry missed out on too.
In the wake of a dismal Q3 earnings report, BlackBerry is showing that it remains committed to the device market through a five-year partnership with Foxconn.
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BlackBerry’s board has put together a special committee to look at a potential sale of the company, joint ventures, strategic partnerships and other options.
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An HP executive suggests the company will re-enter the smartphone market for the first time since its Palm webOS debacle. Android is an obvious choice to power the phones, but there could be better choice in Windows Phone or even BlackBerry 10.
BlackBerry 10 doesn’t seem to be a hit with surveyed consumers and handset return rates are reportedly high. Can software improvements turn the tide or does BlackBerry simply have a marketing problem?
When the BlackBerry team said Skype was committed to bring its app to BB 10, did you envision the software being a simple Android port? Me neither.
After using the BlackBerry Z10 for a few short days, some immediate impressions come to mind. Here are my initial thoughts, with a full review to follow after more usage.
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