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BlackBerry Launches Square-screen Passport in Turnaround Push
BlackBerry showed off the new device at events in Toronto, London and Dubai. The smartphone, which has a large touchscreen and a modified version of the company's well-known keyboard, comes to market as the phones of BlackBerry's rivals all converge on a tall, rectangular profile.
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Dell, BlackBerry Downplay Threat from Apple-IBM Alliance
Top executives at Dell and BlackBerry Ltd scoffed at the threat posed by the alliance this week, arguing the tie-up is unlikely to derail the efforts of their own companies to re-invent themselves.
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BlackBerry Creates Unit for Potential High Growth Assets
BlackBerry Ltd on Monday said it has created a new unit to house what many consider to be among its most promising assets - cryptographic applications, its QNX embedded software and Project Ion platform for connecting devices.
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BlackBerry Results Top Forecasts, Fueling Recovery Hopes
BlackBerry Ltd posted a narrower-than-expected loss as the troubled smartphone maker's turnaround efforts started to pay off, raising hopes its chief executive can deliver on a pledge to return the company to steady profits.
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BlackBerry Outsourcing Smartphone Design In Strategic Shift
BlackBerry Ltd will outsource the development and design of its smartphones, a product category it helped pioneer and popularize, as the Canadian company bets on software and managing rival devices, it said on Wednesday.
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BlackBerry Q4 Revenue Miss Puts Hardware Future in Focus
BlackBerry Ltd plans to make a decision by September on the future of its beleaguered smartphone business, but its chief executive John Chen stressed on Friday he remains confident the company will have a profitable hardware segment by then.
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BlackBerry Names Cisco Veteran as Global Head of Sales
BlackBerry Ltd named Carl Wiese as head of global sales on Monday, an appointment that comes at a critical juncture for the smartphone industry pioneer, which needs to spur top-line growth in order for its turnaround efforts to succeed.
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BlackBerry Shares Fall on Software Revenue Uncertainty
BlackBerry Ltd shares fell on Tuesday on uncertainty about what drove growth in the company's crucial software segment in the first quarter.
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BlackBerry Quarterly Software Revenue Jumps, Shares Climb
Quarterly revenue totaled $658 million in the quarter, slightly lower than the prior period, but software revenue more than doubled from a year ago to $137 million as the company pivots to that segment.
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BlackBerry's Move to Embrace Android May Bring Unexpected Reward
BlackBerry Ltd's move to embrace Android may be aimed at lifting revenue from its software and device management segment, but analysts say it may inadvertently give its device arm a fillip and a new lease on life.
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BlackBerry Cuts Jobs Worldwide as it Consolidates Businesses
The company did not specify how many employees would be affected.
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BlackBerry Considers Closing Sweden Operations
BlackBerry Ltd is considering closing its offices in Sweden, a move that would result in the loss of up to 100 jobs, a company spokesperson told Reuters.
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BlackBerry Works With Boeing on Phone that Self-Destructs
The Boeing Black phone being developed by the Chicago-based aerospace and defense contractor, which is best known for jetliners and fighter planes, can self-destruct if it is tampered with.
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BlackBerry Launches Square-screen Passport in Turnaround Push
BlackBerry showed off the new device at events in Toronto, London and Dubai. The smartphone, which has a large touchscreen and a modified version of the company's well-known keyboard, comes to market as the phones of BlackBerry's rivals all converge on a tall, rectangular profile.
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BlackBerry Creates Unit for Potential High Growth Assets
BlackBerry Ltd on Monday said it has created a new unit to house what many consider to be among its most promising assets - cryptographic applications, its QNX embedded software and Project Ion platform for connecting devices.
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BlackBerry Launches Square-screen Passport in Turnaround Push
BlackBerry showed off the new device at events in Toronto, London and Dubai. The smartphone, which has a large touchscreen and a modified version of the company's well-known keyboard, comes to market as the phones of BlackBerry's rivals all converge on a tall, rectangular profile.
-
Dell, BlackBerry Downplay Threat from Apple-IBM Alliance
Top executives at Dell and BlackBerry Ltd scoffed at the threat posed by the alliance this week, arguing the tie-up is unlikely to derail the efforts of their own companies to re-invent themselves.
-
BlackBerry Creates Unit for Potential High Growth Assets
BlackBerry Ltd on Monday said it has created a new unit to house what many consider to be among its most promising assets - cryptographic applications, its QNX embedded software and Project Ion platform for connecting devices.
-
BlackBerry Results Top Forecasts, Fueling Recovery Hopes
BlackBerry Ltd posted a narrower-than-expected loss as the troubled smartphone maker's turnaround efforts started to pay off, raising hopes its chief executive can deliver on a pledge to return the company to steady profits.
-
BlackBerry Outsourcing Smartphone Design In Strategic Shift
BlackBerry Ltd will outsource the development and design of its smartphones, a product category it helped pioneer and popularize, as the Canadian company bets on software and managing rival devices, it said on Wednesday.
-
BlackBerry Q4 Revenue Miss Puts Hardware Future in Focus
BlackBerry Ltd plans to make a decision by September on the future of its beleaguered smartphone business, but its chief executive John Chen stressed on Friday he remains confident the company will have a profitable hardware segment by then.
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BlackBerry Names Cisco Veteran as Global Head of Sales
BlackBerry Ltd named Carl Wiese as head of global sales on Monday, an appointment that comes at a critical juncture for the smartphone industry pioneer, which needs to spur top-line growth in order for its turnaround efforts to succeed.
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BlackBerry Shares Fall on Software Revenue Uncertainty
BlackBerry Ltd shares fell on Tuesday on uncertainty about what drove growth in the company's crucial software segment in the first quarter.
-
BlackBerry Quarterly Software Revenue Jumps, Shares Climb
Quarterly revenue totaled $658 million in the quarter, slightly lower than the prior period, but software revenue more than doubled from a year ago to $137 million as the company pivots to that segment.
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BlackBerry's Move to Embrace Android May Bring Unexpected Reward
BlackBerry Ltd's move to embrace Android may be aimed at lifting revenue from its software and device management segment, but analysts say it may inadvertently give its device arm a fillip and a new lease on life.
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BlackBerry Cuts Jobs Worldwide as it Consolidates Businesses
The company did not specify how many employees would be affected.
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BlackBerry Considers Closing Sweden Operations
BlackBerry Ltd is considering closing its offices in Sweden, a move that would result in the loss of up to 100 jobs, a company spokesperson told Reuters.
-
BlackBerry Works With Boeing on Phone that Self-Destructs
The Boeing Black phone being developed by the Chicago-based aerospace and defense contractor, which is best known for jetliners and fighter planes, can self-destruct if it is tampered with.
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BlackBerry Launches Square-screen Passport in Turnaround Push
BlackBerry showed off the new device at events in Toronto, London and Dubai. The smartphone, which has a large touchscreen and a modified version of the company's well-known keyboard, comes to market as the phones of BlackBerry's rivals all converge on a tall, rectangular profile.
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BlackBerry Creates Unit for Potential High Growth Assets
BlackBerry Ltd on Monday said it has created a new unit to house what many consider to be among its most promising assets - cryptographic applications, its QNX embedded software and Project Ion platform for connecting devices.
