The Canadian telecommunication company has announced app giveways for customers towards the end of the year.

The announcement comes close on the heels of BlackBerry's partnership with Amazon to make 240,000 Android apps available to its users.

The Canadian smartphone maker freezes plans for funding grants for startups located in the incubator in Kochi.

The company does not disclose the number of its users. Under the first offer, BlackBerry will offer one free apps each day between Dec 1 an...

BlackBerry Messenger will continue to be available as a free download from Android app stores, including Google Play.

BlackBerry is betting on the new phones to gain the crown position in a market that is currently dominated by Apple and Samsung.

As BB10 got delayed, the company has let Microsoft establish Windows Phone as third ecosystem. Experts say BB 10 has a truckload of obstacl...

Go through BlackBerry's various features and services to know if it can still deliver, and where it stands with respect to the competition.

Research In Motion's new chief executive has unveiled a prototype for its new operating system on which the company has pinned its future.

Even though globally, RIM's market share in smartphone category is declining, but India is among few markets, where it has strengthened its...

RIM, the maker of BlackBerry smartphones, has said it sees huge opportunities in mobile applications development in India.

RIM, facing angry calls for compensation from its customers, has responded by handing out paid apps worth $100 for free.

NavGuard has entered the Middle East market with the launch of combined navigation and tracking application, NavTrack, for BlackBerry.

Research in Motion, the Canadian maker of BlackBerry smartphones, presented a demo of BlackBerry 6.0 OS at WES 2010.

Leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of innovative wireless solutions, Research In Motion (RIM), today announced the launch of Black...

While some popular applications are available, RIM needs to improve its selections before becoming a serious contender.

Research in Motion Ltd., the Canadian maker of BlackBerry phones, launched its awaited one-stop shop for add-on applications on Wednesday.