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  Possible 'phablet' steals the show at BlackBerry Live

  BlackBerry executives delivered a lengthy list of new announcements this week at the smartphone maker's annual conference, but the buzz has already shifted to what the company may be still hiding up its sleeve, including the possibility of a small tablet device.

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  BlackBerry bringing popular BBM to rival devices

  BlackBerry unveiled a new, low-cost smartphone Tuesday and announced that its popular BlackBerry Messenger, or BBM, will be expanded to work on Android and iOS devices.

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  BlackBerry 10 passes test for U.S. Defence Department

  BlackBerry says the U.S. Department of Defence has approved its new BlackBerry 10 smartphones and PlayBook tablets for use on its networks.

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  Review: BlackBerry Q10, the keyboard strikes back

  NEW YORK -- The BlackBerry has finally caught up to the world of touch-screen smartphones. It took time -- six years, from the launch of the first iPhone -- and it may be too late to save the company that makes it. But the BlackBerry deserves to be taken seriously again.

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  BlackBerry keyboard phone to make Canadian debut in Toronto

  BlackBerry users hoping to get their hands on the latest version of the keyboard smartphone will have to wait a couple more days -- if they live outside of Toronto.

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  BlackBerry innovating faster than Apple, Google, software exec says

  BlackBerry is confident that it's innovating faster than its rivals and will convince skeptical mobile customers to return to the once dominant brand, a company executive says.

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  BlackBerry Q10 smartphone to hit stores May 1

  BlackBerry says the keyboard version of its new smartphone will arrive in Canadian stores on May 1, and in the United States later the same month.

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  Canadian Tire employees to use BlackBerry smartphones as official device

  Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. has selected BlackBerry smartphones for its employees to use as their primary business device.

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  BlackBerry smartphone returns not abnormal: analyst

  The new BlackBerry touchscreen smartphones are not being returned at an unusually high rate, despite suggestions to the contrary, according to an industry observer who has completed his own checks.

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  BlackBerry disputes 'false and misleading' analyst report, files complaint

  BlackBerry is fighting back against what it says is a "false and misleading" analyst report that claims the company's new touchscreen smartphones are being returned in unusually high numbers.