If you've taken a walk on the minimalist side like some folks in the CrackBerry Forums have and added the BlackBerry Secured Punkt MP02 to your device collection, you can now download the first update of the MP02's firmware.
Although CES 2019 doesn't officially kick off until January 8, BlackBerry has begun spreading their news and the latest comes by way of service enhancements to their BlackBerry Secure offerings.
Punkt let everyone know ahead of time they would be officially unveiling and announcing their MP02 4G mobile phone on September 17 and now that that day is here, they've revealed the full specs, features and opened up pre-orders.
If you haven't registered yet, this is your reminder to get registered as the dates are quickly approaching.
Punkt is gearing up to fully unveil the MP02, which makes use of BlackBerry's security technology at the London Design Festival on September 17.
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.
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.
The BlackBerry Secure World Tour has been on the road throughout North America and Europe, and if you weren't able to attend, the BlackBerry YouTube channel has now started to upload some of their highlight videos.
Back in February, BlackBerry announced they would be hosting BlackBerry Secure World Tour events for North America, Europe, and Australia starting in May and running through June and the first stop is this Thursday in San Francisco.
BlackBerry has now announced a wide-range of new software capabilities that are making their way to the BlackBerry Secure platform.
BlackBerry has now announced their second BlackBerry Secure licensing deal. Swiss consumer electronics maker, Punkt Tronics AG has signed on to release BlackBerry Secure products embedded with BlackBerry cybersecurity technology.
As BlackBerry looks to spread the word of their BlackBerry Secure offerings they have now announced details for BlackBerry Secure World Tour events for North America, Europe, and Australia.
The IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Enterprise Mobility Management 2017 Vendor Assessment has postioned BlackBerry as a leader in EMM. A significant improvement since their last report in 2014.
As part of their growing BlackBerry Secure portfolio of software, BlackBerry has announced it has expanded its cybersecurity offerings for the public sector to include SecuSUITE for Government.
Find out how BlackBerry is securing the connected world in a new webinar that airs tomorrow afternoon. The showcase will feature David Kleidermacher, Chief Security Officer at BlackBerry.
BlackBerry officially announced BlackBerry Secure back in December but if you're still wondering what it all entails, you'll want to tune into the 'Securing the Enterprise of Things: Introducing BlackBerry Secure' webcast that BlackBerry is hosting.
BlackBerry is reaffirming the software focus and starting to more broadly share the 'BlackBerry Secure' branding on social media. In a new video on YouTube, BlackBerry highlights some of the critical endpoints they cover with software security.
As part of BlackBerry's partnership with Appdome to enable codeless integration for apps, the two companies have been hosting joint webinars to help developers learn more. Registration for the next webinar is now open!
Following up on the announcement of BlackBerry Secure in December of last year, BlackBerry has now announced the comprehensive mobile security platform has been chosen by Giuliani Partners.
As we prepare to close out 2016, BlackBerry has been doing a little housekeeping so to speak and in doing so, they have now reaffirmed their commitment to customer security and privacy.
Last week, when BlackBerry announced their new comprehensive mobile-security platform for the Enterprise of Things, better known as BlackBerry Secure, they also hosted a webcast which took a deeper dive into the details.
In a new announcement coming from Waterloo, BlackBerry has now unveiled their new comprehensive platform for the Enterprise of Things.