Feeling nostalgic for those days of yore when your phone came with a physical keyboard? Well, those days may soon be returning. According to John Chen, the CEO of BlackBerry, those who just can’t get ...

Once upon a time, the touchscreen didn’t exist on smartphones. There was only an alphanumeric keypad, or a miniature version of a full keyboard on devices like a BlackBerry. If you conducted every ...

When BlackBerry launched its latest operating system — BlackBerry 10 — on an all-touch smartphone, we scratched our heads. Physical keyboards are a defining BlackBerry feature — why the heck would ...

<b>commentary</b> The core BlackBerry experience has largely been defined by the keyboard. Don't abandon it -- put it front and center, too. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News Roger ...

This is the Typo, a $99 iPhone case with a very BlackBerry-like keyboard. I had the pleasure of monkeying around with it for a few minutes today at the annual Vegas gadget show, CES. For starters, if ...

I’ve just returned from BlackBerry’s Mobile World Congress event, where I got to spend some time with the new BlackBerry KeyOne, an Android phone with an obvious difference. The KeyOne is a return to ...

BlackBerry will rededicate itself to physical keyboards as the company tries to regain its footing. Speaking to Bloomberg, BlackBerry CEO John Chen said the company’s future phones will “predominantly ...

This is an era of smartphone revivals. Nokia and BlackBerry, two of the biggest names in mobile in 2010, are back. The Nokia project is a success. In the final quarter of 2018, the brand sold more ...

Last month saw BlackBerry Mobile launch the BlackBerry Key2. Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 660, backed up by 6 GB of RAM and either 64 GB or 128 GB of storage, the handset doesn’t quite reach ...

It's 2018. Do people still want a phone with a physical keyboard? That's the question TCL is trying to answer with its new BlackBerry Key2, a $650 smartphone with a 4.5-inch screen and an actual ...

While BlackBerry proper is no longer making its own hardware, BlackBerry phones aren’t dead for good. TCL, the Chinese tech firm that picked up the branding rights to the once-leading smartphone maker ...