
"Blackberry" news, interviews, and features
Slideshows about Blackberry
News about Blackberry
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BlackBerry’s Joe McPhillips departs APAC channel lead role
Replacement yet to be named
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BlackBerry merges enterprise and Cylance partner programs
Partners to gain access to BlackBerry portfolio of solutions
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Sliced Tech taps into secure messaging and voice with BlackBerry SecuSuite
Fills a gap in its security offering to government and enterprise sectors
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Behind BlackBerry’s local leadership makeover
The move comes just over a year after BlackBerry completed its acquisition of Cylance
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BlackBerry refreshes its UEM suite, focuses on zero-trust access
BlackBerry's latest version of its flagship Enterprise Mobility Suite is aimed at enabling management of all devices and apps across all vendor platforms.
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A/NZ partners score at BlackBerry Cylance awards
Australian and New Zealand partners were the biggest winners in Asia Pacific event
Interviews about Blackberry
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How a new-look BlackBerry Spark is partnering in Asia Pacific
Availability of BlackBerry Spark Suites aims to drive vendor consolidation efforts
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How BlackBerry is building a new-look channel
Vendor also partners up with AWS via new Spark platform
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INSIGHT: BlackBerry says: “I’m Not Dead YET!”
This transaction has been a buzz worthy topic in the mobile security arena.
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CIOs must adapt or risk being replaced
Need to shift from tech gatekeeper to tech enabler
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Interview: Setting up storage distribution business
New channel recruit at EMC, Leo Lynch, talks about opportunities in storage, social responsibilities in enterprise and BlackBerry devices.
Features about Blackberry
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What to expect from Mobile World Congress 2016
The first big mobile show of the year gets even bigger.
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BlackBerry Priv sales begin, but will they be enough?
The slider phone may be one of BlackBerry's last, as company weighs being a phone maker
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Australian smartphone reviews 2016
All of the smartphone reviews authored so far in 2016
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Have we reached peak smartphone?
The iPhone has homogenised the lineup to the point where the denominators are so common it's hard to find a difference:
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Samsung surrenders as Apple snatches smartphone sales crown
"Samsung continues to struggle to control its falling smartphone share, which was at its highest in the third quarter of 2013."
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Five things Microsoft needs to do to save Windows Phone
Microsoft's share of the smartphone market has never been huge, but now it's losing what little ground it had.