BlackBerry Venice exposed again in leaked photos, this time showing off its custom Android UI. We have to admit, this could be our ...

Blackberry must be in the late stages of testing for their first Android handset as we're seeing it pop up more and more ...

Needed more proof that the Blackberry Venice Android phone was real? The early leaks were convincing enough, but the device -- which might ...

Today we get a release window to look forward to for the Blackberry Venice, as well as a clearer idea of how widespread ...

Android for Work is ramping up, and Google has been hard at work to get everyone on board. The company today announced that ...

Blackberry's new Android-related domains turned out to be landing portals for BES on Android, but a new report suggests we shouldn't discount the ...

After tweeting earlier today that an Android-powered BlackBerry device was headed to AT&T later this year, @Evleaks decided to release a new product ...

Reports from earlier this month that BlackBerry would soon launch a full fledged Android-powered smartphone are looking up. Ex-tipster who still occasionally tips/confirms ...

A couple of years ago it might have been a bit taboo to hear of companies like Nokia and Blackberry using Android after ...

Remember when we questioned whether some funny business was going on with the weird Samsung/Blackberry acquisition rumor and pondered whether the SEC should ...

Samsung is reportedly in talks to buy BlackBerry. The deal could reach upwards of $7.5 billion if they accept. Is a Samsung Galaxy ...

Never mind the notion that the Blackberry Messenger ship has failed -- let's talk about the fact that Blackberry tried so hard to ...

Apple had a lot to say about Android during their WWDC 2014 keynote this past Monday, but what they couldn't say was that ...

It has been revealed that the Pentagon has tapped Blackberry for 80,000 new handsets for use on a "new network." That was good ...

Struggling smartphone manufacturer announces a strategic agreement with China’s Foxconn with first devices expected in 2014, but can the sinking ship be saved?