Mark the date. Today, January 4, 2022 — that's the date when BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry OS officially became end of life (EOL) products and stopped working.
When Apple's iPhone arrived in 2007 BlackBerry wasn't very impressed by it. 13 years later, iPhone is king and BlackBerry is reduced to a bit-part role in an interesting YouTube video.
BlackBerry, the real Canadian atoms and bits BlackBerry, died years ago. This week, the Chinese bits and American atoms that briefly reanimated it finally gave up the ghost as well. So, what happened?
Kevin Michaluk, our fearless leader, is taking his show on the Canadian road this December — hang out, say "hi!", see cool tech, and enjoy free beverages!
The iPhone X is here, but you don't have to buy it. There are plenty of phone fish in the phone sea. Here are the best alternatives to Apple's latest and greatest.
The BlackBerry KEYone is more than just another anachronistic appeal to nostalgia. It's the best BlackBerry on shelves today, bearing the best keyboard you can find on an Android phone in 2017.
BlackBerry is back. The keyboard is back. Even CrackBerry Kevin is back!
How to move contacts, photos, calendars, music, and more from your BlackBerry 10 device to your new iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, or iPhone 6s Plus!
Typo can no longer sell any keyboards for devices with a screen smaller than 7.9-inches as a result of a recent settlement with BlackBerry. BlackBerry and Typo have reached a settlement in the case against Typo for the blatant attempts at copying BlackBerry's iconic keyboard design. The two companies have seen each other in court before, but this settlement could mark the end of that...
BlackBerry is now offering its BBM Protected services for the iPhone. This will allow smartphone owners to access a more secure enterprise-based version of its BBM messaging service. Here's how BlackBerry describes the new BBM service : BBM Protected offers an enterprise-grade secure instant messaging service with all the features of a consumer IM app, the hardening of on-premise...