Reddit says Blackberry is back, but take it with a grain of salt
Despite numerous efforts to save and/or revive the brand over the years, most people have accepted that Blackberry phones have gone the way of the dodo. However, a Reddit post…
This stunning E Ink phone is the stuff of BlackBerry fever dreams
Just about a week ago, a rather cool project that started with Indiegogo fundraising embarked on the shipping journey. While that is an achievement in itself for a crowdfunded project,…
A Blackberry With a Cracked Screen Led to Some Weird Moments in the Biden Impeachment Inquiry
The House of Representatives had plenty of fireworks Wednesday during the Oversight and Accountability Committee’s hearing into the impeachment of President Joe Biden. Tony Bobulinski, a former business partner of…
iPhone Finally Gets Buttons With This Handy Keyboard Case. Just Don’t Call It a BlackBerry
The Clicks case attaches via the iPhone’s USB-C or Lightning port, but you can still connect your charging cable.Gif: Clicks If you’re one of those folks still grumbling about the…
BlackBerry review: one of 2023’s best movies so far
BlackBerry “Director Matt Johnson’s BlackBerry is a lean and engrossing rise-and-fall drama that currently ranks as one of the year’s best films.” Matt Johnson’s confident, assured direction A trio of…
Now You Can Use a BlackBerry Keyboard With Your PC
There’s no denying that BlackBerry dropped the ball and squandered a tremendous lead in the smartphone space when the iPhone arrived. But there’s also no denying that before that, BlackBerry…
BlackBerry is better off dead
Blackberry’s death has been a long time coming and attempts to revive it are misguided.
The BlackBerry Key2 shows why software updates really matter
Nostalgia prompted a return to the BlackBerry Key2, and while the keyboard welcomed us, the unacceptable treatment of the software definitely didn’t.
Classic BlackBerries are finally losing suppport as company shuts down services
After losing the smartphone market to iOS and Android, BlackBerry has finally stopped supporting phones still powered by its legacy Blackberry operating system.
BlackBerry not dead yet, will launch 5G smartphone with physical keyboard next year
BlackBerry has risen from the ashes again. When BlackBerry Mobile’s partnership with TCL ended in February, the brand’s survival seemed in jeopardy. But now it has a partnership with OnwardMobility…