The now RIM-less BlackBerry has unveiled a strong OS with some impressive hardware to go with it, but it's all too little, and way too late. Nic Healey is a Senior Editor with CNET, based in the ...

Having spent some time with the BB10 powered Z10 and Q10 handsets from BlackBerry, I can see a lot of promise, but there's a lot of work for the Canadian smartphone company to get through to bring ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Irony may be funny to the gods of Olympus, but it’s a cruel lesson for us mortals. I found this out the hard way at BlackBerry Live 2013. Within minutes of arriving at my hotel I ...

BlackBerry to debut Z10 in the U.S. on AT&T next week Other national carriers are also likely to launch BB10-based handsets soon U.S. launch is crucial for BlackBerry since it has traditionally been ...

The BlackBerry keyboard is dead, long live the BlackBerry keyboard. Despite the full throttle touchscreen focus of its new mobile platform, BlackBerry 10, the company formerly known as RIM has not ...

Just ahead of Friday’s launch of BlackBerry’s new Z10 handset in the all-important US market on Friday, company boss Thorsten Heins has spoken of his intention to have four BlackBerry 10 phones on the ...

This is either beginning or the end for BlackBerry (formerly known as RIM). This is BB1o day, when BlackBerry debuts its smartphone running its latest software. The company’s hopes are resting on this ...

Research In Motion (RIM) may be gearing up big time for its BlackBerry 10 (BB10) launch, its first in two years, but the device won't pull the beleaguered smartphone maker out from its downward spiral ...

Eric Chahi's seminal game work, Another World, is now available on BlackBerry 10 devices (so ... uh, those of you with a Z10, though it also works on PlayBook). And not just any version, but the 20th ...

Research in Motion CEO Thorstein Heins said in a Thursday earnings conference call that the company is working hard to overcome the challenges faced by the rapidly expanding smartphone market and is ...

BlackBerry spent years fine-tuning BB10, but its homegrown mobile OS will have to take a backseat for now. During an interview at CES in Las Vegas, CEO John Chen has revealed that the company plans to ...

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