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  • BlackBerry Classic to return as Android phone? Here’s what we know

    This updated version keeps the retro charm of the original BlackBerry Classic (also known as the Q20), including the square 720x720 touchscreen, physical keyboard, LED notification light, and the classic BlackBerry-style body.

  • BlackBerry posts surprise quarterly profit on resilient cybersecurity demand

    BlackBerry posts surprise quarterly profit on resilient cybersecurity demand

    BlackBerry (BB.TO) reports unexpected quarterly profit, driven by robust demand for cybersecurity services amid escalating online threats; stable spending despite overall IT downturn.

  • BlackBerry announces new IoT Center of Excellence in Hyderabad

    BlackBerry announces new IoT Center of Excellence in Hyderabad

    Blackberry will be recruiting India's best embedded software engineers to help build the next generation of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and advance innovation in other Internet of Things industries, the release said.

  • BlackBerry takes a knock as cybersecurity revenue drop clouds automotive demand

    BlackBerry takes a knock as cybersecurity revenue drop clouds automotive demand

    The company has also been facing tough competition from Microsoft Corp, Citrix Systems and International Business Machines in the security software segment, with revenue in the unit falling 7.5% to $111 million from a year ago.

  • BlackBerry investors oppose Prem Watsa’s re-election as a director

    BlackBerry investors oppose Prem Watsa’s re-election as a director

    Watsa received just 50.7% support at the Canadian software company’s annual meeting on Wednesday. That means, excluding the 46.7 million shares controlled by Watsa’s Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd., shareholders representing a majority of the votes at the meeting opposed him.

  • BlackBerry to sell patents related to mobile devices, messaging for $600 million

    BlackBerry to sell patents related to mobile devices, messaging for $600 million

    BlackBerry said the transaction with the vehicle, Catapult IP Innovations Inc, will not impact customers’ use of its products or services.

  • 'We're not dead': BlackBerry set to make a comeback in 2022 with 5G phone

    'We're not dead': BlackBerry set to make a comeback in 2022 with 5G phone

    The new 5G BlackBerry smartphone, to be launched by OnwardMobility, will be based on Android with the inclusion of the physical keyboard.

  • As BlackBerry classic phones die, internet says 'thanks for the memories’

    As BlackBerry classic phones die, internet says 'thanks for the memories’

    BlackBerry's Chief Executive Officer John Chen said he was genuinely moved by the memories shared by users.

  • Legacy BlackBerry devices are going to die on January 4

    Legacy BlackBerry devices are going to die on January 4

    Older BlackBerry devices running BlackBerry 10 OS or older and BlackBerry Tablet OS will lose call, text and internet functionality, starting January 4.

  • BlackBerry beats quarterly revenue expectations on cybersecurity boost

    BlackBerry beats quarterly revenue expectations on cybersecurity boost

    Firms such as BlackBerry are benefiting from an uptick in demand for cybersecurity and IoT products as more businesses and government organizations shift their operations to the cloud in order to support hybrid working.

  • BlackBerry software flaw could impact cars, medical devices

    BlackBerry software flaw could impact cars, medical devices

    The warning came after the Canadian company disclosed that its QNX Real Time Operating System has a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to execute an arbitrary code or flood a server with traffic until it crashes or gets paralyzed.

  • Blackberry to mark comeback with 5G smartphone launch in 2021

    Blackberry to mark comeback with 5G smartphone launch in 2021

    The upcoming Blackberry will have a classic QWERTY keyboard.

  • 'Beyond GameStop, AMC, Nokia and Blackberry have also seen a retail mob rallying their prices up'

    'Beyond GameStop, AMC, Nokia and Blackberry have also seen a retail mob rallying their prices up'

    We visibly avoid very low priced stocks for the excessive speculative nature these may attract. Not all brokerages have fractional shares. This does rally up low priced penny stocks during speculative behaviour, says Nigam.

  • GameStop stock retreats as Reddit rally runs into trading restrictions

    GameStop stock retreats as Reddit rally runs into trading restrictions

    Trading platforms including Robinhood and Interactive Brokers restricted trading in GameStop retailer along with AMC Entertainment and other stocks that soared this week in a social media-driven trading frenzy that shook stock markets.

  • A profile picture with an iPhone is a lot sexier than one with a BlackBerry

    A profile picture with an iPhone is a lot sexier than one with a BlackBerry

    Profile pictures with a clearly visible iPhone generated 76 percent more matches than standard photos with no visible hardware

  • BlackBerry set to make a comeback with a new 5G phone in 2021

    BlackBerry set to make a comeback with a new 5G phone in 2021

    The revival comes courtesy of Texas-based security solutions startup OnwardMobility.

  • After BlackBerry's official shut down, BBMe now available for individuals

    After BlackBerry's official shut down, BBMe now available for individuals

    BBMe offers the same level of functionality and encryption as BBM.

  • BlackBerry profit beats on autonomous tech demand, shares jump

    BlackBerry profit beats on autonomous tech demand, shares jump

    In the second quarter, BlackBerry's revenue from its technology and solutions business jumped 29 percent to $49 million

  • BlackBerry profit tops estimates on lower costs

    BlackBerry profit tops estimates on lower costs

    BlackBerry, which dominated the smartphone market before iOS and Android devices took over, has been trying to win investor confidence and make money by selling software

  • Facebook accuses BlackBerry of patent infringement of voice-messaging tech

    Facebook accuses BlackBerry of patent infringement of voice-messaging tech

    In the compliant, Facebook has claimed that the infringements have “caused and will continue to cause damage” to the company’s Messenger and WhatsApp messaging apps.

  • Optiemus Infracom eyes 10-12% market share of Rs 25-45k smartphone segment in India

    Optiemus Infracom eyes 10-12% market share of Rs 25-45k smartphone segment in India

    Optiemus is lining up new devices across various price points for Blackberry as the brand looks to regain lost ground against rivals like Samsung, Xiaomi and others. Currently, the market share of Blackberry is negligible.

  • BlackBerry ‘Ghost’ likely to have 4,000 mAh battery

    BlackBerry ‘Ghost’ likely to have 4,000 mAh battery

    The new BlackBerry smartphone called ‘Ghost’ will come with a battery back up of 4,000 mAh, according to the latest leaks.

  • BlackBerry flags slowing sales on subscription switch

    BlackBerry flags slowing sales on subscription switch

    The company forecast 8 percent to 10 percent growth for the business for 2019, compared with 20 percent in 2018, overshadowing its first-quarter revenue and profit beat.

  • BlackBerry KEY2 launched with 6GB RAM, dual camera, sophisticated security and privacy features

    BlackBerry KEY2 launched with 6GB RAM, dual camera, sophisticated security and privacy features

    The phone is designed to attract corporate professionals who wish to stay in touch with the modern business world.

  • BlackBerry, Jaguar Land Rover ink pact for next-generation vehicles

    BlackBerry, Jaguar Land Rover ink pact for next-generation vehicles

    As part of the agreement, BlackBerry will license its QNX and Certicom technology to JLR, as well as assign a team of engineers to support in the development of new Electronic Control Unit (ECU) modules, a statement said.

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