Not long ago we've reported that Sprint has taken an interest in the BlackBerry Q10, and according to a Sprint representative, the carrier in question will sell the QWERTY gadget at the cost of not selling the full-touch BlackBerry Z10. In other words, if you're a Sprint customer and a fan of ...

As reported quite recently, the BlackBerry Z10 has finally been unveiled, alongside the latest operating system – BlackBerry 10. The Z10 is the company's full-touch display that takes full advantage of the new OS, and in case you'd like to buy one then here's what you need to know in terms of ...

The BlackBerry 10 operating system has been in the works for quite some time. We've seen numerous sneak peek videos throughout the entirety of year 2012 and now, after all this waiting the latest platform from RIM is finally officially detailed and announced.

RIM is now holding ...

In case you're a BlackBerry enthusiast and you happen to own one of RIM's devices then you're in for a treat. The president and CEO of RIM Thorsten Heins has officially announced that the company will release the highly-anticipated BlackBerry 10 update in multiple countries at once, starting ...

Telus in Canada is now offering the new BlackBerry Curve 9320 and at a pretty reasonable price... Free with a 3 year contract. If you don't like contracts or 3 years is a little too long, then you can grab the BlackBerry Curve 9320 on a 2 year contract for only $149.99. A one year ...

SaskTel customers in Canada can now grab the BlackBerry Curve 9320. The phone was first announced for Canada back in May and is now available, free, on a three year contract with SaskTel.

The BlackBerry Curve 9320 is an entry level smartphone that comes with a 2.44 ...

Not long ago rumors surrounding the BlackBerry PlayBook 4G LTE and its release date have surfaced, claiming that the device in question will be available for purchase at Bell on July 31st. Despite the fact that the purported release date turned out not to be the real one, those of you willing ...

The above is a screenshot of an internal T-Mobile system, that shows a Blackberry device for T-Mobile. This device is said to be the Blackberry Curve 9320. The device listed has the smartphone as the BlackBerry Armstrong, which according to CrackBerry, is none other than the BlackBerry ...

The above handset is none other than the BlackBerry Curve 9310 and is said to be headed to Canada, via Boost Mobile. Boost Mobile customers should be able to grab this BlackBerry device on July 10 for $99.99. For those not familiar with Boost Mobile, there is no contract, so the price ...