It's time again for Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. This year, the event officially starts on February 25th and runs through to February 28th and CrackBerry will be there to cover all things BlackBerry!
Back on November 29th, BlackBerry Mobile hosted an exclusive celebration of creatives and the latest BlackBerry smartphones in Paris. You can hit play on the video to check out the highlights.
If you're in the Paris area on November 29th, BlackBerry Mobile is hosting an exclusive celebration of creatives and the latest BlackBerry smartphones, and you're invited to attend.
For me, Halloween is all about costumes and candy but for BlackBerry Mobile, they've added contests as well. Right now, until November 1st, you can enter to win a BlackBerry KEY2 in their spooky Halloween sweepstakes.
BlackBerry Mobile has now kicked off a new BlackBerry Mobile device owner survey for owners of BlackBerry KEYone, Motion, KEY2, and KEY2 LE. Here are all the details, if you have time to participate!
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.
Just as they did with the KEYone and Motion, BlackBerry Mobile is offering an exciting opportunity by looking for some passionate BlackBerry owners who want to test the new BlackBerry KEY2.
With BlackBerry Mobile being a proud sponsor of #TrueNorth18 conference and festival powered by Communitech, the timing is perfect to get together for a meetup. With that in mind, registration for the BlackBerry KEYone Social is now open!
Following the earlier renders that appeared online of the BlackBerry 'Athena', a new and likely more accurate batch of images of the device has now appeared thanks to China's TENAA office.
At this point, it's hardly a secret that a KEYone successor is in the works. It's pretty much a confirmed fact and all we're really waiting for is the device to be unveiled fully. But what do you want to see in a KEYone successor?