Priv too pricy
Blackberry make cheaper ones next year
Blackberry has admitted that its Android-based Priv was too expensive and it is going to stick to cheap and cheerful from now on.
Facebook and WhatsApp abandon Blackberry
No one is interested any more
Facebook and WhatsApp have decided to cease all support for BlackBerry 10 and BBOS platforms.
Blackberry gets into cyber security
Desperately seeking a reason to live
Still apparently looking for a reason to live BlackBerry has decided to place a bigger bet on cybersecurity.
Blackberry insists that there is life in its BB10 OS
It has not been out evolved by Android, yet
Blackberry has been quick to tell us that a story we ran which quoted one of its senior managers as saying that the BBOS was toast "needs up-dating."
Blackberry confirms Android only future
RIP Blackberry 10OS
While we have been saying that Blackberry was going to give up on the BlackBerry 10 OS, but official confirmation has been thin on the ground.
Blackberry plans second privy
Another Andorid phone coming out next year
Blackberry has releasing a second version of the Android-based Priv smartphone next year having decided that people are drawn to appliances that sound like they should be connected to toilets [worked for Nintendo.ed] .
Blackberry leaves Pakistan
Security reasons
BlackBerry has pulled out of Pakistan, a country with a population of 180 million, citing "security reasons."
Blackberry Vienna leaks
It means nothing to me
Blackberry’s first Android Priv is doing rather well, but now it appears that the ‘other fruity cult’ is about to release another one.
Blackberry Android praised
Costs too much to spend a penny in Blackberry Priv
BlackBerry’s first Android-based device and those privy to the launch praised its design but dumped on it is heavy price tag.
Tizen is more popular than Blackberry
Sorry Blackberry fans another negative story
We are in a bind here, we get accused of bashing Blackberry and told that really it is the best thing in the world, while at the same time its slow slide into obscurity continues.