A new premium Android tablet has entered the arena! Thinner than the just-announced Samsung Galaxy Edge and packing a ...

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more. The BlackBerry KEYone is built from the ground-up for getting things done. Dig into some of these tips on how to make the most out ...

As many have found out, the process of repackaging Android apps for use on the BlackBerry PlayBook is fairly simple provided you have the time and patience to sit down and read through the ...

The BlackBerry KEY2 arrives as the successor to the award-winning BlackBerry KEYone and is the second QWERTY device released through the TCL/BlackBerry partnership. Rather than making a huge leap and ...

I spent a few days in BlackBerry's hometown of Waterloo earlier this month, which brought back a flood of memories. In the heyday of BlackBerry Smartphones the town of 165,000 was flooded by ...

Of course, the ritual unboxing of the BlackBerry Curve 9360 had to happen. Watch Bla1ze walk through the new Curve in detail. Expand for full view or hit the link below. RIM has moved away from making ...

Wow wow wow wow WOW! What you are looking at is both history and (hopefully) a future reality. Before I dive into the details and the story behind the Punkt MC01 Legend smartphone with a full physical ...

If you're not a fan of the process to sideload Android apps to your BlackBerry from a Windows PC or Mac, there is an alternative way that is a bit easier to manage. A simple Google Chrome extension ...

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more. Two years ago, I reviewed the reMarkable 2 tablet and to this day I'm still impressed with the quality of the hardware and software.

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more. BlackBerry 10.2.1 introduced the ability to install .APK files, which are the app files used in Android, directly to your phone.

I know, I know. With a headline like that the rest of this writeup better deliver or I'm going to get skewered in the comments. And I get it. In a world absolutely dominated by Apple's and Google's ...