Consumer version of BlackBerry Messenger will go dark on May 31
BBM's nearly 14-year run will soon come to an end
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BlackBerry teams with Canadian government to invest $350 million into autonomous vehicle tech
Self-driving vehicles in Canada will need to account for harsh weather
Facebook hits BlackBerry with patent infringement lawsuit
A few months after BlackBerry did the same
BlackBerry announces the Key2 LE, a cheaper version of its keyboard-equipped Key2 smartphone
BlackBerry isn't dead yet
Latest Blackberry phone photography misfires and leaks online
Meet the Blackberry Key2 LE
BlackBerry's Key2 is something different in a world filled with notched slabs
Only diehard BlackBerry enthusiasts need apply
DoJ says four alleged associates of crime-linked phone modding company are on the run
Phantom Secure's CEO was recently arrested
BlackBerry CEO John Chen gets five-year contract extension
$128 million as thanks for saving the business
FBI arrests CEO who allegedly sold modded phones to criminals
The secure phone industry had been put under the spotlight
BlackBerry sues Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp for mobile messaging patent infringement
BlackBerry says it has an obligation to shareholders to pursue legal remedies
WhatsApp to end support for BlackBerry 10/OS and Windows Phone 8.0 on December 31
It really is time to upgrade
BlackBerry ordered to pay Nokia $137 million over patent contract dispute
More patent disputes within the mobile industry
BlackBerry's new Motion smartphone launches with no keyboard and a 4000mAh battery
Like the KEYone but without a keyboard
BlackBerry's KEYone is here for the keyboard lovers
BlackBerry is back in the market with the new KEYone, a smartphone designed for those who fell in love with the BlackBerry Bold back in 2008. Its spec sheet isn't chart-topping, with a SoC that is over a year old at this moment and a 4.5" 1620x1080 IPS LCD screen. But there are some good features, like it's long-lasting 3,505mAh battery and Nougat 7.1.1 running underneath this time around. Reviews are positive.
BlackBerry awarded $815 million in royalty refunds from Qualcomm
Shares up 19% after news of the arbitration award
BlackBerry Mercury unveiling set for February 25 at MWC
Could the Mercury help revitalize the BlackBerry brand?
