BlackBerry news stories - Page 3

Parliamentary Service New Zealand has entered into agreement with BlackBerry, in a move that will see the government organisation deploy BlackBerry’s WatchDox software solution and other cross-platform BlackBerry software solutions.

The move gives BlackBerry a chance to survive as a pure software and services company, following years of losses for its hardware business.

BlackBerry is continuing to expand its presence in Australia & NZ, announcing the addition of several enterprise software customers to its portfolio.

BlackBerry delivers on its smartphone software strategy, offering BlackBerry Hub+ for Android users.

“With BlackBerry´s Good Dynamics now on Azure, we continue to help protect customers’ data and enhance our ecosystem of business-critical apps."

“BlackBerry recognises that security is a dynamic field, and even the best defensive strategies and technologies today may be inadequate tomorrow,”

BlackBerry’s CEO opens the BlackBerry Security Summit in New York, addressing a packed crowd of security, mobility and IT professionals.

We give you an inside look at today’s BlackBerry Security Summit 2016 taking place in New York City.

While the rumours of a takeover by Samsung of struggling BlackBerry were quickly hosed down by the companies concerned, such a move would make perfect sense for both.

BlackBerry’s Matthew Ball offers some tips on how to find a secure path to a productive mobile workforce.

With KNOX, Samsung has created a set of Android devices capable of safeguarding enterprise data with multiple layers of hardware - and software - based protection.

July 2008: a certain fruity company launched its app store and gave a home to 500 freshly pressed iPhone OS (iOS nowadays) apps.

The worldwide smartphone market reached a new milestone in the second quarter of 2014...

"I do not think that we take the Apple-IBM tie-up terribly seriously"…. it’s like when "two elephants start dancing."

Good Technology reveals new ‘Migrate Now' program, aimed at removing financial barriers for BlackBerry customers wishing to move now to mobile platforms like iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.

In just 24 hours BBM has been downloaded over 10 million times by Android and iPhone users, one of the best single-day openings for a mobile app to date

The two co-founders of the embattled smartphone manufacturer are considering making an offer to save the struggling company.

After reaching a US$4.7bn deal to take the company private last week, reports now claim Cisco, Google and SAP have entered the running for the embattl

Taking the business private doesn’t solve the fundamental problems at the company.

The struggling Canadian smartphone maker, reeling from a string of poor device sales, enters acquisition agreement with Toronto-based private equity consortium.

BlackBerry's business has "sailed off a cliff" as the company stares a near US$1bn loss in the face.

Previously exclusive to BlackBerry smartphones, BBM will be available as a free download in Google Play and the App StoreSM.

Smartphones will represent virtually all of the mobile phone market in many of the world's most developed economies by the end of 2017....

Worldwide smartphone sales to end users reached 225 million units, up 46.5% from the second quarter of 2012.