India, one of BlackBerry's top 10 markets, is critical for the company’s revival, says its 59-year-old chief executive, John Chen.

It is available for prebooking with Flipkart, The MobileStore and all BlackBerry Exclusive stores from today till to July 2.

With Z3, the company is trying the capture the budget or affordable device segment in high-growth emerging markets like India and Indonesia.

The Z3 is the first phone to be launched by BlackBerry since new CEO John Chen took the helm late last year.

The Taiwanese company's ambitions have been on hold for years due to drawn-out talks over tax breaks, property and import restrictions.

Even in Indonesia, where its phones maintain a loyal following, the company's market share has fallen in the past year, analysts say.

BlackBerry today slashed price of its latest smartphone Z30 by 12 per cent to Rs 34,990 for a limited period following a good response to e...

BlackBerry has replenished stocks of its Z10 touchscreen model that were sold out in India after a 60 per cent discount on the price.

BlackBerry has run out of stock of its touchscreen smartphone Z10 in India in about a week's time after it slashed the handset's price by a...

BlackBerry today unveiled a new lineup of products -- the sub-$200 'Z3' (Rs 12,400) and Q20 -- to help revive its sagging fortunes.

Sagging sales have forced BlackBerry to cut the price of Z10 for the second time since the launch in India in February last year.

BlackBerry said the device - which was originally priced at Rs 44,990 - will be available in retail stores across the country early next we...

BlackBerry has started a month-long programme allowing users to trade their older mobiles for Z10 for hefty discounts of up to Rs 11,000.

RIM is betting big on touchscreen with its new User Interface (UI) on Z10, the first BB10 smartphone to be launched in the country.

The launch in India follows the global launch of the new operating system and two devices -- Z10 and Q10 -- powered by the new platform on ...

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

BlackBerry unveiled two phones. The Q10 will have a physical keyboard, while the Z10 has only a touch-screen keyboard.