BlackBerry has created a notes app called Notable. The app has tools for marking your notes with handwriting or drawn pictures to give them a personal feel. The app will launch first for BlackBerry phones.
BlackBerry has sent out press invites for the upcoming reveal of the BlackBerry Mercury. The invites contain a quick look at the phone, but no specs have been confirmed. So far the phone is rumored to have a 4.5" screen and to be powered by a Snapdragon 821 chipset.
BlackBerry has secured a licensing agreement to use BlackBerry software and services for Android handsets for global markets in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bangladesh.
Some may not be aware of the fact that BlackBerry and BlackBerry Mobile are two different entities. Daniel from Android Central explains the difference, including how BlackBerry Mobile is a hardware vendor, but BlackBerry is a software company.
Google made headlines for weeks after the launch of the Pixel phone thanks to the amazing photos the device takes. Since these are sourced from Sony, other phones should be capable of the same (with as good or better post processing) and the BlackBerry Mercury phone is rumored to use the same...
Specs for the BlackBerry BBC100-1 have leaked. It seems to be an entry level device with a Snapdragon 425 chipset, 5.5-inch 720p display, 32GB of RAM, 4GB of storage, a 13MP camera and more.
We've seen the rumors about BlackBerry releasing a device with the codename Mercury soon. Today, the official BlackBerry Twitter page announced the product will be at MWC 2017 next month.
Michael Fisher just uploaded a re-do review of the BlackBerry Priv and he's still a fan of some of its features (like the keyboard, shortcuts, etc). However, things like battery life and daily performance prevent it from competing with the rest of the market.
TCL recently spoke about the BlackBerry Mercury and how they plan to nurture the BlackBerry brand back to relevance going forward. The BlackBerry Mercury, DTEK50, and DTEK60 are all great starts, but they say that 2017 will be focused on restoring carrier relationships and convincing the world...
BlackBerry today announced the Mercury. The company didn't reveal anything but photos and only referred to it as "the phone that everyone calls Mercury." It's said its final name will be DTEK70.
Right now, BlackBerry is also keeping details on specs under wraps, and we still don't have any...
BlackBerry has announced that their secure QNX platform is being adapted for cars. Specifically, it's targeted at autonomous vehicles so that drivers in the future can feel safe and assured knowing that the car's software won't be impervious to attacks.
We're still not sure what Blackberry's new Android smartphone will offer, but a second 4-second teaser video has been shared by a TCL executive which gives us another look at the phone's design.
The BlackBerry Mercury is CES-bound and has just been revealed in a 4-second teaser video. The clip doesn't show much, but we are given a quick look at its QWERTY keyboard which is placed below the phone's display.
Noted leaker Roland Quandt has revealed a screenshot from a BlackBerry Mercury, which is likely to be unveiled soon. The device will feature a 4.5" screen and a physical QWERTY keyboard and is rumored to be headed to Verizon in the US.
Noted leaker Roland Quandt has revealed that the BlackBerry Mercury is slated to release on Verizon's network. The phone will feature a physical QWERTY keyboard that BlackBerry is most known for, though the device is being built by TCL.
A new smartphone from BlackBerry has been rumored for a while now, and TCL has even hinted that it will come with a QWERTY keyboard. Now, a leaked render allegedly reveals its design to show us what we can expect from the device.
We have multiple companies wanting in on the self-driving car market, and BlackBerry wants to be at the center of it. The company has just announced a research hub in Ottawa called the BlackBerry QNX Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Center (AVIC). This hub's first task is to team up with Renesas...
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