Before 2019 closes out, BlackBerry has to do their reporting for Fiscal Year 2020 Q3 and they've now announced those results will be detailed on December 20, 2019.
Purchasing warranty protection is a no-brainer for anyone who only wants to buy the item one time. After all, if your device under warranty breaks, you only need to pay the deductible to get it repaired or replaced. And this time of year, when money seems to evaporate out of accounts, saving money is a novelty.
Although Rogers missed their scheduled update on November 27, the November security update for the BlackBerry KEY2 has begun rolling out over the air for several variants.
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While updates for most BlackBerry KEYone variants have wrapped up, AT&T has continued releasing new builds, and the latest, noted as ACG696, is now available.
If you've spent time online in the past week, you've been bombarded by Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping deals. Many Americans will be taking advantage of these discounts to buy new tech. After all, you can find some great deals right now! When you purchase tech, you'll be asked if you want to add-on a warranty protection plan. Here's what you need to know before saying yes or no.
According to the Rogers software update schedule, both devices are scheduled to be updated starting November 27.
Twitter has announced that it is changing the way conversations work on Twitter, bringing more control to users so as to make Twitter safer and more comfortable.
Looking to have a deeper insight into their operations, Canada Pacific today announced they will be deploying 2,000 BlackBerry Radar devices.
Arrival's intelligent, autonomous-ready commercial vehicles will be powered by BlackBerry QNX technology.