You asked us to turn on the lights, so we made a light switch. Things have been pretty dark around here for a while, so we're thrilled to now offer both dark mode and light mode on CrackBerry, giving you the choice of themes to match your tastes — and to match your devices!
It has now been a little over a year since the BlackBerry KEY2 was released. How has it held up since then? Let's take a look!
St. Patrick's Day is here, and if you're looking to celebrate and add a touch of green to your device, we got just the wallpapers you'll need!
Although Research In Motion was founded in 1984, the first device to carry the BlackBerry name, the BlackBerry 850, wasn't released until January 19, 1999 meaning today marks its 20th birthday.
Arguably, it was time to stop using them when the BlackBerry Priv was released in 2015, but now that we're headed into 2019, it's time to look at where BlackBerry 10 stands for most users.
Perhaps BlackBerry Mobile has something in the works but either way, there's no sign of it now, so let me know in the comments if you think they should follow through with a Motion successor.
BlackBerry Mobile set lofty goals and made strong commitments at the outset, and by all accounts, they have delivered. What's more, they have managed to generate some genuine excitement and buzz around their products.
A few weeks ago the CrackBerry community received the sudden and tragic news that our friend and longtime community member Mark Davidson had passed away suddenly.
For the first time in years, I'm intending to buy a BlackBerry phone brand-new.
As we head on into IFA Berlin where it's expected that BlackBerry Mobile will announce the BlackBerry KEY2 LE on August 30, I can't help but reminisce a bit and find similarities here between the KEY2 LE and the BlackBerry Curve.