The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is a classic slider-style smartphone from 2010. Like many other BlackBerry phones, the Torch features a physical keyboard and a dedicated trackpad for navigation. I've never ...

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Research in Motion, maker of BlackBerry phones, won’t give up on the smartphone market without a fight. RIM is regrouping for a big comeback push with BlackBerry 10, whose first smartphones will debut ...

When trying to decide on a smartphone, most buyers focus on the two biggest platforms: Google's Android and Apple's iPhone. But those aren't your only choices. Two veterans are still in the game.

A few years ago, if someone had said to me that they were contemplating bringing phone brand BlackBerry back from the dead, again, I’d have scoffed and thought, “What’s the point?” But today the idea ...

It’s pretty much over between BlackBerry and T-Mobile. Following a spat between the two companies a couple of months back, the struggling mobile maker has announced it’ll no longer allow the wireless ...

The BlackBerry Classic is clearly aimed at traditional BlackBerry fans and enterprise users who place security and speedy communications above all. BlackBerry finally knows who its customers are. The ...

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The BlackBerry we know and love may be well and truly dead. It seems as though the company is finally turning away from the smartphone business, which it has been flailing in for some time now, and ...

Discover BlackBerry's journey from pioneering smartphones to significant challenges faced from rivals like Apple and Google, leading to its current focus on cybersecurity.

With BlackBerry 10 smartphones delayed until late 2012, the next year is going to be pretty awkward for Research in Motion. For nearly another year, the company will have to peddle phones based on ...