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BlackBerry used to be renowned for its approach to mobile security, but its newest device, the KeyOne, could have done more to emphasise it Continue reading MWC: BlackBerry misses a chance to tell a compelling security story
An anonymous reader shares a report: BlackBerry is facing a class-action lawsuit from more than 300 former employees across Canada, according to a news release from law firm Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP. The Waterloo, Ontario-based tech company is accuse… Continue reading BlackBerry Sued By Over 300 Former Employees
An anonymous reader writes: BlackBerry has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Nokia, demanding royalties on the Finnish company’s mobile network products that use an industrywide technology standard. Nokia’s products including its Flexi Multir… Continue reading BlackBerry Files Patent-Infringement Suit Against Nokia
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news Continue reading News in brief: US might require social media passwords; BBM opens to developers; Uber rapped
“Four years ago this week, Blackberry named Alicia Keys its global creative officer… Keys was really going to work for Blackberry — to participate in weekly calls addressing product development; develop ideas and content for the Keep Moving Projects… Continue reading The Brief, Bumbling Tech Careers of Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, and Will.i.am
President Trump is still tweeting from an Android phone, despite reports that he’d traded it in for a secure device. Continue reading There’s Nothing Stopping Trump From Using His Personal Phone
BlackBerry’s Unix-like OS, QNX, is already in millions of cars. But today they’re expanding their facility in Ottawa “to focus on developing advanced driver assistance and autonomous vehicle technology,” according to Reuters. And one analyst says “If t… Continue reading BlackBerry Unveils Autonomous Vehicle Hub In Canada
The BlackBerry smartphone is dead: Long live the BlackBerry smartphone. From a report on PCWorld: A week after it officially pulled out of the smartphone market, BlackBerry has agreed to license its brand to handset manufacturer TCL. The Chinese compan… Continue reading BlackBerry Stops Making Phones, Licenses the BlackBerry Name To TCL For Android Phones
BlackBerry has officially stopped making its own phones, but the company has one last treat for die-hard fans: a new phone sporting its trademark physical keyboard. According to Bloomberg: Chief Executive Officer John Chen had hinted at the phone in Se… Continue reading BlackBerry’s Keyboard is Coming Back for One Last Dance
BlackBerry’s not going anywhere. In fact, it’ll be more places than it ever was before. The post BlackBerry’s Not Going to Disappear appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading BlackBerry’s Not Going to Disappear