BlackBerry stories - Page 6

Struggling company is considering a licensing deal, or even an outright sale of the business in a bid to appease investor concerns.

Selling as many new models in three months as Apple does iPhones in a week, many believe time is running out for the embattled BlackBerry.

Apple dominates US smartphone market, securing 39% share, leading rivals like Samsung and HTC, according to comScore.

The BlackBerry Z10 smartphone has been launched in New Zealand, with availability set for later this month. Will it be a success?.

BlackBerry's CEO predicts tablets will wane in 5 years, yet IDC data shows a 142.4% surge in shipments, challenging his view.

Thorsten Heins has questioned the future of tablets, believing the device will have no reason to exist in five years.

BlackBerry has denied rumours that the Z10 is struggling for sales, insisting that returns are actually exceeding sales in the US.

Facing an underwhelming Z10 launch, can BlackBerry rally before crucial financial results reveal if it's back in the game or out for the count?.

Rumours that the U.S. Department of Defence will buy 650,000 iOS devices come under scrutiny, so will this leave BlackBerry out in the cold.

The BlackBerry Z10 hit the streets of Australia this week, can it produce another mega smartphone surge for the Canadian company?.

Has BlackBerry's new operating system launch has been hit with a hammer blow? Has the British government's security agency questioned it's security levels?.

Blackberry has taken aim at Apple's levels of innovation, claiming the company has lost it's edge. Is that a wise move?.

BlackBerry CEO claims iOS is outdated, touting superior multitasking on new devices as a key to overtake Apple's market dominance.

Company shares surge as news surfaces of a mega smartphone order, representing the largest ever single purchase order in BlackBerry history.

Computer maker CEO says company may consider an acquisition of Canadian firm at some point in the future, causing shares to rally.

Alicia Keys exits BlackBerry to yodel on tour, leaving behind iPhone snafu and a bespoke fan music video project.

Smartphone sales soar to 207.7 million units in Q4 2012, overshadowing feature phones' sharp decline, predicts Gartner.

Alicia Keys, BlackBerry's 100% exclusive advocate, caught tweeting from an iPhone, sparking debate on brand loyalty and honesty.

Apple and Samsung assert their mobile market dominance in 2012, seizing 103% of profits while rivals falter, according to Canaccord Genuity.

Alicia Keys aims to revive BlackBerry's fortunes as its new Global Creative Director, banking on star power to challenge tech giants.