BlackBerry Z10 teardown
If you want a smartphone that you can crack open and take a peek inside — and possibly swap the battery out when the old one gets flat — then the BlackBerry Z10 is the handset for you.
Latest from Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
BlackBerry Z10 teardown reveals a higher BOM than Apple's iPhone 5
BlackBerry spared no expense when it came to kitting the flagship Z10 out with quality components, but is it a good spec sheet that sells a smartphone? I don't think so.
RIM has made 'notable progress,' but 'still a lot to do,' says analyst
RIM's new BlackBerry 10 operating system could be just what the company needs to breathe new life into BlackBerry and help it fight off Android and iOS, particularly if it can target disenfranchised enterprise customers.
Carriers interested in BlackBerry 10; will developers and consumers bite?
Carriers are eager to see a challenge to the growing dominance of iOS and Android, but success or failure will, according to one analyst, come down to developers and customers.
Expectations for RIM's performance called 'overly pessimistic'
Is there room for RIM's BlackBerry operating system in a mobile space dominated by two players? One analyst believes that expectations may have gotten "overly pessimistic."
RIM attempts tablet re-entry with 4G LTE BlackBerry PlayBook tablet
Sorry for the pessimism, folks, but RIM's hopes that the addition of LTE will bring the PlayBook tablet back from the dead are about as farfetched as the Easter bunny winning the U.S. election this year.
Remember how the Kindle Fire was going to be a rebadged BlackBerry PlayBook?
In reality there's hardly any similarity between the two devices.
BlackBerry PlayBook - Buy 2, get 1 free
Not sure if it's a good deal or utter desperation on RIM's part.
Despite poor sales, RIM "absolutely confident" in PlayBook
RIM to focus on selling PlayBook tablet to BlackBerry users.
How many PlayBooks do you think RIM shipped during the past quarter?
Analysts have offered up their estimates for PlayBook sales over the past quarter - what do you think?