BlackBerry C-series entry-level full-touch BB10 handset gets leaked
Even supposing BlackBerry not too long ago announced that it will cut back the selection of smartphones in its product portfolio from six to four, after it stated it expected dismal outcomes, and a shift of focal point to undertaking, it seems love it’s been engaged on a new full-touch BlackBerry 10 smartphone, which has made an appearance in a new leak. BlackBerry focused web site, BBin.in, revealed a picture of what it claims...
Purported pictures of a new entry-level QWERTY BlackBerry 10 phone appear online
It appears that BlackBerry has been working on some entry-level BlackBerry 10 devices, after its high-end devices failed to get major traction. Earlier on Monday, we saw a leaked image of a new full-touch, entry-level BlackBerry device rumoured to be part of its forthcoming C-series smartphones line-up. Following it is a new leak featuring an entry-level hardware keyboard-equipped BlackBerry 10 phone. Technology website, BGR...
Almost one third of all apps on BlackBerry World developed by a single developer
While app numbers are a key to a cell platform’s success, seems BlackBerry’s taken it actually significantly. a new revelation reveals that just about one-third of its apps were developed by means of only one developer. According to a record with the aid of BerryReview, more than 47,000 apps in BlackBerry World, BlackBerry’s app and content marketplace, are supplied by way of a single developer by way of the identify...
BlackBerry CEO: We’ll focus on enterprise, BBM in 2014
John Chen speaks to Bloomberg TV in may just 2011. each person have resolutions and issues we would prefer to work higher at in 2014, but there are few who’ve as tough a road beforehand as BlackBerry’s latest chief government officer, John Chen. Getting the ball rolling early on a Monday morning when many in the tech world are still on vacation if now not slowly meandering again into the office, Chen penned a memo for...
BlackBerry agrees to $4.7 billion buyout by Fairfax-led consortium
BlackBerry announced Monday it has agreed to a $4.7 billion buyout through a consortium of investors who plan to take the struggling Canadian smartphone maker private. The corporate mentioned in a observation that it has “signed a letter of intent agreement under which a consortium to be led by Fairfax financial Holdings limited has supplied to obtain the corporate topic to due diligence.” Fairfax, a Canadian agency headed...