To celebrate the launch of the BlackBerry KEY2 in Canada, BlackBerry Mobile took over Pick6ix Toronto and hosted a fantastic launch party. Hit play on the video to take a look if you missed out!
According to the latest OS schedule update posted on the Rogers forums, KEYone owners can start looking for Android Oreo to start hitting their devices on June 28.
Whether you're picking up the KEY2 as an upgrade to your current BlackBerry, coming to BlackBerry for the first time, or returning out of fond memories you have of that BlackBerry you used to own, the KEY2 brings a lot to the table.
Since 2014, BlackBerry and Samsung have worked together on enterprise mobility solutions such as Samsung Knox, BlackBerry UEM and BlackBerry SecuSUITE and today they have announced an extension of that multi-year agreement.
Following a brief pre-order period, the BlackBerry KEY2 is now available in the UK with Selfridges being first to bring it to their customers at their Manchester, Birmingham and Oxford street London stores.
BlackBerry has announced a new licensing deal with Bullitt Group, who will embed BlackBerry cybersecurity technology into their line of rugged Cat and Land Rover branded devices.
"We are off to a solid start in fiscal 2019, with 14% year-over-year growth in total software and services revenue driven by strong double-digit billings and an increase in recurring revenue," said John Chen, Executive Chairman and CEO, BlackBerry.
If you hit the Google Play Store today checking for updates, you'll find lots of stuff from BlackBerry available but one standout is the DTEK app which now has a new UI and more features.
Back in March, BlackBerry signed a new licensing deal with Swiss consumer electronics maker, Punkt Tronics AG, known for their minimalist mobile phone, the MP01. Now, details are emerging of just how Punkt will use BlackBerry technology.
BlackBerry today has announced a new deal with BYTON that will see BlackBerry QNX technology powering BYTON's in-car experience for their production vehicles.