It’s worth noting that BlackBerry is not open sourcing QNX and right now the software isn’t really designed to be a user-friendly desktop or mobile operating system. But it has supported that kind of ...

A tablet from BlackBerry. Introduced in 2011, manufacturing ceased in late 2012. The PlayBook had a 7" screen, rear camera for still and HD video recording and front camera for video calling.

The last time I spent much time thinking about the QNX operating system was when Lee spent a few weeks in 2011 figuring out ...

The PlayBook even shipped without an email app, which made it useless to BlackBerry's business-minded customer base. In June 2010 came BlackBerry's death rattle with the release of the iPhone 4.

BlackBerry Passport (video review) BlackBerry is back with a flourish. The Passport is certainly a unique phone that's wider than the average supesized smartphone. Though it's a challenge to hold and ...

2011 BlackBerry Playbook This made the sales of Blackberry smartphones disastrously poor. Attempts to switch them to touch screens (Storm, Curve series) or a touch + keyboard combination (Bold, Torch) ...

Oct 16 (Reuters) - BlackBerry (BB.TO), opens new tab forecast profit for its next fiscal year above market estimates and said it was exploring options for its Cylance business, sending shares of ...

FIRST IN PLAYBOOK — Austin Evers is now a partner in Freshfields’ strategic risk and crisis management group and co-chair of its congressional investigations practice. He most recently was ...

BlackBerry Limited (NYSE:BB) shares are trading higher on Wednesday. The company announced details of profitability for its IoT and Cybersecurity divisions, including strategic options for the ...

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Dr Pepper Blackberry vs Dr Pepper Dark Berry In 2019, Dr Pepper introduced its Dark Berry flavor to promote the film ...

The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, a key valuation measure, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations ...