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Amidst a wealth of Microsoft news, it’s… well, mostly not Microsoft news
Samsung reportedly trying to buy BlackBerry for $7.5 billion
UPDATE: Both parties deny the impending acquisition, but source remains steadfast
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BlackBerry Classic launches in States with UK shipments starting in mid-January
Company’s return-to-form smartphone starts making its way to consumers
BlackBerry Classic due out 17 December at £349, with pre-orders available now
Ready for the merging of old-school design with new-school tech?
BlackBerry Classic will ape the keyboard and shape of classic BlackBerrys
The company looks back in an attempt to recreate the “ultimate communications tool”
Fully Charged: Adobe bringing Photoshop and more to Chromebooks, BlackBerry big on odd phones, and Moto 360 update boosts battery life
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BlackBerry Passport hands-on preview
We (try) to wrap our hands around BlackBerry’s passport-sized…er, Passport
BlackBerry Passport launches: square screen, 30-hour battery and (of course) a keyboard
Do not adjust your monitors. This really is BlackBerry’s new phone. Here are 7 things you need to know about it
The Porsche Design BlackBerry P’9983 is expectedly sleek, expensive
New ultra-premium handset can simultaneously turn heads and strangle wallets
