The Pakistani government plans to shut down BlackBerry Ltd’s secure messaging services by December 1 for “security reasons”, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority said on Friday. Pakistan, a nuclear-armed nation of 180 million
BlackBerry on Wednesday started sending invites for an event scheduled on January 15, where it is expected to launch the Classic smartphone in India. Unfortunately, the official invite from the company
[book id=” /]Blackberry reported an adjusted profit for its fiscal third quarter, surprising Wall Street. The Canadian company’s stock climbed almost 3 percent in Friday premarket trading. For the period ended
BlackBerry Ltd’s strategy for serving big clients like corporations and government agencies will take shape on Thursday as it launches a new mobile device management platform, a vital component of its turnaround
While the Canadian manufacturer is preparing for the launch of its first square-shaped smartphone, the BlackBerry Passport, in September, the company on Monday published a blog explaining the uniqueness of its design,
BlackBerry is selling its research and development department in Germany to Volkswagen Infotainment, a subsidiary of the automaker that makes interactive technology for vehicle dashboards. The companies said Thursday that the
The price of the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone has been slashed again, not by the Canadian handset maker though. The BlackBerry Z10 is now up for grabs at a reduced price of Rs
BlackBerry’s recently launched low-cost touchscreen smartphone, the Z3, seems all set to be launch in India on June 25. The company has started sending invites for the event scheduled next week with
BlackBerry’s much-anticipated Z3 smartphone is now up for pre-order in Indonesia. The Canadian company, however, has confirmed that the official unveiling of the Z3 is scheduled for May 13. The BlackBerry Z3
BlackBerry Ltd plans to introduce high-end smartphones that cater to keyboard aficionados in the coming 18 months, in an effort to win back core corporate and government clients who have shunned the
BlackBerry Ltd won a preliminary injunction on Friday to ban Ryan Seacrest’s Typo Products LLC from selling a $99 iPhone case after a judge agreed that television host’s company had likely infringed
BlackBerry reported a steep drove in profit and revenue as the company struggles to transition itself from a smartphone company to a software business. The Canadian company said it lost $423 million,