BlackBerry isn’t coming to China anytime soon
InIn an interview with Reuters, BlackBerry CEO John Chen revealed his company has no plans of expanding into China.
Forget the masses: BlackBerry CEO’s biggest task is converting his wife from Android
BlackBerry CEO John Chen has the unenviable tasks of not only righting the company's ship, but also converting his wife to BlackBerry. Yikes.
BlackBerry CEO is determined to turn things around, and he’s starting to make progress
BlackBerry CEO John Chen took to LinkedIn on Monday to write a post about how to conduct a turnaround--specifically, what he's doing to help save BlackBerry.
BlackBerry plans to launch a weird smartphone design at least once every year
If you found the BlackBerry Passport's design to be unorthodox, then expect similarly weird design at least once a year.
BlackBerry’s back — Kinda? Says it has sold 200,000 Passport phones
BlackBerry CEO John Chen says the company sold 200,000 Passport smartphones in 48 hours. The phone was also a bestseller on Amazon.com.
BlackBerry Passport: Hands-on video shows off keyboard features
The BlackBerry Passport will feature a square display, full QWERTY keyboard, and BB 10.3 when it launches in September. Here's everything we know so far.
BBM lands on Windows Phone with tile interface
BlackBerry finally released BBM for Windows Phone. The app features a tiled user interface that's well-suited to Microsoft's operating system.
BlackBerry has its own Siri: New Passport phone will have an ‘Assistant’ app
BlackBerry will finally add a virtual assistant to its mobile operating system. The BlackBerry Assistant will first appear on the upcoming Passport phablet.
Grab your popcorn: Blackphone and BlackBerry are having a little spat
In response to BlackBerry's comments directed at Blackphone, Blackphone responded in kind.
BlackBerry to launch absurd 4.5-inch QWERTY Passport phone in September
BlackBerry plans to launch yet another smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard. The Passport will feature a 4.5-inch square screen when it debuts in September.
Amazon agrees to let BlackBerry use its Appstore
Amazon agreed to let BlackBerry users access to its Appstore. BlackBerry users can download any content from the Appstore, including apps, movies, and more.