BlackBerry has been pretty much nonexistent over the past couple of years despite launching a handful of Android-powered smartphones. Regardless, there was news that the company wanted to take another ...

In brief: It seems that the BlackBerry smartphone brand is well and truly dead. A startup that announced plans in 2020 to release an Android-powered 5G device with a physical keyboard has reportedly ...

It looks like today will be one last, sad day for BlackBerry enthusiasts. OnwardMobility confirmed that its plans for a new, 5G-enabled BlackBerry smartphone are indeed dead. The company verified ...

Those who have been eagerly awaiting the launch of a new BlackBerry smartphone are in for some bad news, for such a phone is as good as dead at the moment. The reason, according to Android Police is ...

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OnwardMobility has officially announced in a statement that it will not launch the 5G BlackBerry phone. This comes after some sources have reported that OnwardMobility wants to revive the BlackBerry ...

It was nearly all over on August 31. BlackBerry owners had known it was coming for six months. TCL, which had been making Android phones under the BlackBerry name since 2017, was out, “no longer ...

BlackBerry used to be a strong brand when it came to smartphones but after being crushed by its competition, the once strong brand name is now rarely heard when it comes to coming out with new content ...

Just last month, it was confirmed that a new BlackBerry 5G phone with a keyboard would launch this year. This was set to be the first BlackBerry smartphone in years, but now, it seems like this device ...

Just a month after claiming that the company was not dead, it seems that OnwardMobility’s aim of bringing a 5G BlackBerry to market is, in fact, dead. In the original announcement post, OnwardMobility ...