BlackBerry CEO John Chen counting India among the countries that will be key to the company’s next phase of revival.

The average millennial in India spends close to 2.2 hours a day on mobile devices and almost 85 per cent are hooked to them, says a Connect...

Last week, WhatsApp announced it was dropping support for the BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry OS platforms towards the end of this year.

WhatsApp is going to end support for Blackberry, Symbian and Windows 7.1. Now, Blackberry will look for alternatives for its 113 million re...

Interestingly, in terms of specs, the Vibe X3 is very similar to the BlackBerry Priv, which is priced at just over Rs 60k.

Loyalists will get everything they wanted: security, a physical keypad and the advantage of the largest app ecosystem.

The smartphone industry is one tough customer. Fortunes can change in a few months. Companies that had global hits are now nowhere to be se...

BlackBerry is likely to abandon its BlackBerry 10 (BB10) operating system and switch to Google’s Android for its mobile phones.

Going by the first look, it seems that BlackBerry may be able to finally regain its lost India ground with its just-launched Priv.

The Android 5.1.1 run BlackBerry Priv comes with a 5.4-inch QHD display.

Canadian firm BlackBerry will launch its first Android-powered smartphone 'Priv' in India on January 28.

The holidays are one of the best times to buy a new smartphone. In fact, this weekend you can actually buy a new iPhone 6S for just $1.

John Chen, confirmed that the company is launching its foray with, you guessed it, that oft-rumored smartphone with a slide-out keyboard.