More QWERTY phones are coming, Desktop Video Chat for eBBM and the company’s enterprise head promised better integration with Microsoft...
BlackBerry and Appdome have announced they have enhanced capabilities to enable developers and enterprises to apply rich app-level security controls of BlackBerry Dynamics to existing apps without writing a single line of code.
If you read the title of this article then relax, it is still 2014 and not 2011. Your weekend may...
BlackBerry has today rolled out the November 2017 Android Security update to BlackBerry Android devices. The Android Security Bulletin contains details of security vulnerabilities affecting Android devices.
BlackBerry’s cloud-based enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution, BES12 Cloud, has been certified through the HP Helion Ready Program.
Google unveiled Chrome Enterprise Connectors Framework yesterday, a collection of integrations designed to ease IT teams’ work further. One of the connectors that Google is rolling out is connectors for BlackBerry UEM.
Today, BlackBerry launched new Value Bundles on ShopBlackBerry. When you purchase an unlocked BlackBerry Leap, BlackBerry Classic or BlackBerry Passport you can take advantage of additional savings by selecting a Value Bundle.
MobileIron has agreed to drop both patent infringement and extortion claims it levelled against BlackBerry. In a four page joint filing, BlackBerry and MobileIron asked Magistrate Judge Joseph Spero to end MobileIron's case, which it filed against BlackBerry in April.
BlackBerry has rolled out an update to their BlackBerry Keyboard for Android app, currently only officially available for the BlackBerry Android devices.
The BlackBerry Passport got a lot of people interested in the unique design and shape. Unfortunately, that curiosity never really translated into the sales that BlackBerry were hoping for.
BlackBerry is setting up a completely separate subsidiary in Washington, D.C., to strengthen the company's ties with critical U.S. federal agencies that require highly secure cloud-based services.
BlackBerry today posted an adjusted profit that beat expectations, even as revenue dropped sharply. Announcing its Q3 2017 fiscal results, the company reported a $114 million net loss on $289 million in revenue.
