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Review: BlackBerry KeyOne
If you hanker for the days when your smartphone had a 'proper' keyboard, the BlackBerry KeyOne could be just for you
BlackBerry KeyOne lands in the UK
£500 for an Android with a QWERTY keyboard
BlackBerry KeyOne released in the UK next week
£499 for TCL-made QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry
Is improving employee IT experience a 'ticked box', or have we put the cart before the horse with customer focus?
Eavesdropped insights from behind the closed doors of the latest Computing IT Leaders Dining Club...
BlackBerry DTEK70 to be unveiled on 25 February
BlackBerry's latest Android phone will be shown off just days before Mobile World Congress opens
BlackBerry bows out of smartphones with brand-name licensing deal with TCL
BlackBerry crumble complete with TCL smartphone licensing deal
BlackBerry DTEK70 'Mercury' keyboard-bearing smartphone leaked online
BlackBerry Priv replacement codenamed 'Mercury' tipped for launch in 2017
Nothing changes? IT leaders speak about the still-grim reality of selling BYOD to the board
Still a resistance to invest until it's too late...?
Record market share for Android, bad news for BlackBerry and Windows Phone
Android now has 88 per cent market share
BlackBerry planning DTEK70 'Mercury' device with physical keyboard
Leaked images with a physical keyboard firm up DTEK70 rumours - but are the images genuine?
Hands-on: The BlackBerry DTEK60 reviewed
Can the new BlackBerry DTEK60 make up for the disappointment of the DTEK50?
BlackBerry to stop making smartphones to focus on software
Iconic name in mobile devices to rely on third-parties to make BlackBerry branded devices
US smartphone maker BLU bears the brunt of BlackBerry's intellectual property assault on Android
BLU accused by BlackBerry of infringing 15 of its 40,000 patents
Blue-screen of death for Microsoft's mobile push as Windows Phone market share falls to 0.6 per cent
Only comfort for Microsoft as Windows Phone slides into irrelevance is that it's still bigger than BlackBerry
Review: The BlackBerry DTEK50
Is a bit of extra security on top of Android enough to make the BlackBerry DTEK50 stand out?
BlackBerry ports Hub+ to Android, with iOS version on the way
BlackBerry shifts further into software with Hub+ on Android and, perhaps, iOS
Apple taps BlackBerry for self-driving vehicle expertise
Apple's car development team to focus on self-driving technology first rather than designing own vehicle
BlackBerry launches the DTEK50 - its latest 'secure' Android smartphone
"World's most secure" Android device the first of three new Android smartphones from BlackBerry
BlackBerry CEO John Chen criticises Apple over encryption and user privacy
Apple's attitude "disturbing", but encryption "back doors" are a bad idea too, claims Chen
Android 'lags' BB10 in terms of security, claims BlackBerry CEO John Chen
BlackBerry's push into Android will nevertheless continue
BlackBerry to focus on mid-range Android devices in 2016, says CEO John Chen
High-end Priv "too expensive", admits Chen
BlackBerry boosts cyber security offerings with purchase of UK firm Encription
Firm bolsters its fledgling cyber security division
BlackBerry pink slips a further 200 staff
Redundancies come as CEO John Chen chews over the future of BlackBerry's handset business
Microsoft acquires British tech firm SwiftKey in $250m deal
British company to be absorbed into Microsoft R&D
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