Right at the beginning of BlackBerry Live conference in Orlando, CEO Thorsten Heins announced that BB 10.1 will be available for BlackBerry Z10 users starting today. The OS, which was first available on the QWERTY Q10, will bring in most of the features to the touch device. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry’s 10.1 OS update which has promised a lot of new features through earlier leaks, has seemed to have arrived on select BlackBerry Z10 devices. The folks at GSMArena have been tipped about the roll out in Philippines, with a global rollout soon to follow. (more…)Google+

Recently we reported BlackBerry’s roadmap, which suggested a BB10 tablet and a BB10 phablet in the making, and today a new image of the next probable model of BlackBerry smartphone has surfaced online. A new image highlighted at BlackBerryOS forums shows off the BlackBerry R-series smartphone, which is considered as a successor in the Curve series and thus is referred as BB10 Curve. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry Z10 has worked liked a breath of fresh air for the Canadian company selling a million devices since its launch back in January. Now the folks at @BB10leaks have posted a set of screenshots from a presentation showing a sort of roadmap for all the products BlackBerry plans to launch this year. (more…)Google+

The music website Hungama.com has finally arrived as a dedicated music app for Android, iOS and BlackBerry 10 platforms. Hungama.com’s arrived much later to the market, given that its competitors like Gaana.com and Saavn are already providing support for offline music streaming. (more…)Google+

Since its launch last month, BlackBerry Z10 users have been eagerly waiting to use WhatsApp on their devices. We had previously reported that WhatsApp would launch sometime in March and now it has finally arrived for the BlackBerry 10 OS. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry today released the first OTA update for the BlackBerry Z10. The update fixes some bugs and improves some other features. The biggest improvements are expected to be on the apps, camera and battery front. (more…)Google+

Once a pioneer of email-centric pagers, BlackBerry changed the enterprise communication space with its range of smartphones that handled emails and IMs like no one’s business. A mainstay of almost every executive in the world, one could not help but see BlackBerry smartphones holstered in trouser belts at airports, that is if users were not thumbing madly at the QWERTY keypad, punching emails or quick BBMs. Despite the launch of the iPhone, BlackBerry did manage to keep chugging along, content in the kn...

BlackBerry has launched the much-awaited Z10 in India, the first smartphone to run on the company’s latest BlackBerry 10 platform. The BlackBerry Z10 features a 4.2-inch 1280×768 pixel display, a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon Krait processor from Qualcomm, 2GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel rear camera with 1080p recording and a 2-megapixel camera on the front that can shoot videos in 720p resolution. It also has a microSD card slot and NFC chip too. (more…)Google+

With less than 24 hours to go for the launch of BlackBerry 10 in India, BlackBerry has made its music store live for India. The store will offer BlackBerry users a single store-front to buy legal music. (more…)Google+

One of the world’s most popular mobile IM clients, WhatsApp, is coming to BlackBerry 10 operating system in March. WhatsApp’s Neeraj Arora revealed the launch timeline on Twitter while responding to queries from BlackBerry 10 (BB10) users. (more…)Google+

BlackBerry, formerly RIM, is set to launch its first BlackBerry 10 (BB10) smartphone in India later this month. India is one of the few countries where the BlackBerry Z10 is being launched in the first wave, even before the US where it is expected to be launched sometime in March. This is the first major product launch by BlackBerry in almost two years and in a way the company’s betting its future on it. I believe that BlackBerry 10 has a better chance of succeeding in India than Windows Phone, purely i...