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The Man Who Answered The Call To Save BlackBerry
John Chen is a turnaround guy. The Hong Kong native was hired in November 2013 to do just that by BlackBerry, a Canada-based technology company - once known as Research in Motion - that helped pioneer mass mobile communications before Apple's iPhone took over.
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A Ten-Year-Old Patent Could Be the Key to Reducing Road Accidents
Road accidents caused due to distraction from phones could be entirely avoided by using a system to prevent calls when in a car.
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BlackBerry Sells Germany-Based Research and Development Department
BlackBerry is selling the department to Volkswagen Infotainment, a subsidiary that makes interactive technology for vehicle dashboards.
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BlackBerry selling majority of its Canadian real estate
CEO Chen said, "The successful sale of property in Canada will help us move toward our goal of continued operational efficiency."
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BlackBerry 'global creative director' Alicia Keys to leave by end of January
BlackBerry on Thursday confirmed the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter's upcoming departure.
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Wi-Lan, BlackBerry settle patent litigation
Smartphone maker BlackBerry Ltd and patent licensing company Wi-Lan Inc have struck a deal to dismiss all pending patent litigations between them.
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End of an era as BlackBerry looks to go private
Embattled smartphone company BlackBerry Ltd plans to go private in a $4.7 billion deal being orchestrated by its largest shareholder. Here are important milestones in the history of the company formerly known as Research In Motion:
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BlackBerry in $4.7 billion takeover deal with Fairfax group
Smartphone maker BlackBerry Ltd said on Monday it agreed in principle to be acquired by a consortium led by its biggest shareholder, Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd, for $4.7 billion.
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BlackBerry open to going private: report
BlackBerry Ltd is warming up to the possibility of going private, as the smartphone maker battles to revive its fortunes, several sources familiar with the situation said.
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Blackberry to offer BBM service on rival platforms
BlackBerry long relied on BBM to keep customers tied to its own devices, so the shift recognizes a new reality where many customers have already fled.
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BlackBerry CEO reiterates 'iPhone is outdated' comments
Apple's iPhone is outdated, according to the chief executive of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd.
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BlackBerry shares rally on AT&T launch, takeover hopes
BlackBerry shares rose 14 per cent on Monday, fueled by takeover speculation and news that AT&T Inc will start selling the new BlackBerry Z10 touchscreen smartphone in the United States on March 22.
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BlackBerry India MD Sunil Dutt quits
BlackBerry on Friday said its India managing director Sunil Dutt has quit the company and he will be replaced by Rick Costanzo, who is the executive vice president (global sales).
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BlackBerry encouraged by early Z10 sales, says CEO
BlackBerry has gotten its new touchscreen mobile device on store shelves in more than 20 countries and is very encouraged by the traction that the smartphone is gaining, chief executive Thorsten Heins said on Thursday.
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Government to take over possession of BlackBerry interception infrastructure
According to an internal note of Telecom Ministry, prepared after testing the interception of various services of BlackBerry by central msecurity agencies.
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The Man Who Answered The Call To Save BlackBerry
John Chen is a turnaround guy. The Hong Kong native was hired in November 2013 to do just that by BlackBerry, a Canada-based technology company - once known as Research in Motion - that helped pioneer mass mobile communications before Apple's iPhone took over.
-
A Ten-Year-Old Patent Could Be the Key to Reducing Road Accidents
Road accidents caused due to distraction from phones could be entirely avoided by using a system to prevent calls when in a car.
-
BlackBerry Sells Germany-Based Research and Development Department
BlackBerry is selling the department to Volkswagen Infotainment, a subsidiary that makes interactive technology for vehicle dashboards.
-
BlackBerry selling majority of its Canadian real estate
CEO Chen said, "The successful sale of property in Canada will help us move toward our goal of continued operational efficiency."
-
BlackBerry 'global creative director' Alicia Keys to leave by end of January
BlackBerry on Thursday confirmed the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter's upcoming departure.
-
Wi-Lan, BlackBerry settle patent litigation
Smartphone maker BlackBerry Ltd and patent licensing company Wi-Lan Inc have struck a deal to dismiss all pending patent litigations between them.
-
End of an era as BlackBerry looks to go private
Embattled smartphone company BlackBerry Ltd plans to go private in a $4.7 billion deal being orchestrated by its largest shareholder. Here are important milestones in the history of the company formerly known as Research In Motion:
-
BlackBerry in $4.7 billion takeover deal with Fairfax group
Smartphone maker BlackBerry Ltd said on Monday it agreed in principle to be acquired by a consortium led by its biggest shareholder, Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd, for $4.7 billion.
-
BlackBerry open to going private: report
BlackBerry Ltd is warming up to the possibility of going private, as the smartphone maker battles to revive its fortunes, several sources familiar with the situation said.
-
Blackberry to offer BBM service on rival platforms
BlackBerry long relied on BBM to keep customers tied to its own devices, so the shift recognizes a new reality where many customers have already fled.
-
BlackBerry CEO reiterates 'iPhone is outdated' comments
Apple's iPhone is outdated, according to the chief executive of BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion Ltd.
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BlackBerry shares rally on AT&T launch, takeover hopes
BlackBerry shares rose 14 per cent on Monday, fueled by takeover speculation and news that AT&T Inc will start selling the new BlackBerry Z10 touchscreen smartphone in the United States on March 22.
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BlackBerry India MD Sunil Dutt quits
BlackBerry on Friday said its India managing director Sunil Dutt has quit the company and he will be replaced by Rick Costanzo, who is the executive vice president (global sales).
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BlackBerry encouraged by early Z10 sales, says CEO
BlackBerry has gotten its new touchscreen mobile device on store shelves in more than 20 countries and is very encouraged by the traction that the smartphone is gaining, chief executive Thorsten Heins said on Thursday.
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Government to take over possession of BlackBerry interception infrastructure
According to an internal note of Telecom Ministry, prepared after testing the interception of various services of BlackBerry by central msecurity agencies.
