BlackBerry will launch its first Android smartphone, BlackBerry Priv, in South Korea at a launch event on September 20. It will be its first phone launched in Korea since pulling out of the local ...

BlackBerry has three robust and secure Android-powered smartphones on the market that are vying for consumer attention. The DTEK 60, the Priv and the DTEK 50 are powerful performers that tout top-end ...

In 2017, one would have to search far and wide to find an Android smartphone with a built-in keyboard. It's no surprise that if one looks at BlackBerry, they'd find exactly that — the KEYone. It is, ...

The Priv is the first BlackBerry to ship with Google's Android operating system rather than BlackBerry's own BBOS. BlackBerry opted for Android in order to expand the number of apps available to the ...

When my colleague Dan reviewed the BlackBerry Priv, he was understandably cool about it. You're paying a steeper-than-average price ($699-plus in the US) for a phone whose selling point is its ...

Android fans who still desire a physical keyboard have got something to celebrate, because after months of rumors, BlackBerry released an Android phone. It’s called the Priv, and here’s everything we ...

BlackBerry said this week that it will no longer provide monthly system and security updates to its BlackBerry Priv smartphone. The company originally committed to providing updates for a period of ...

For everyone who used the first generation of smartphones, the name BlackBerry will invoke at least a moment of nostalgia for the Canadian company that was one of the fore founders of the mobile phone ...

BlackBerry’s failure to keep up with the changing times resulted in a dramatic shift in fortunes for the once extremely popular smartphone manufacturer. The company has struggled to make an impact ...

BlackBerry's Priv, which launched late last fall, was a Hail Mary pass -- one last attempt to build a device that would appeal to the mass market and win customers for a company once synonymous with ...

Usually, smartphones from most brands get about 2 years of software support, but that doesn’t apply to BlackBerry. About two and a half years from its official release,despite its less than impressive ...