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	BlackBerry expects $1B loss, will slash staff, reduce handset range The company hopes to halve operating costs while it evaluates its future Read More In this Issue 11 not entirely useless factoids about BlackBerry maker RIM Remembering the greatness that was BlackBerry BlackBerry announces Z30 smartphone with 5-in. display and large battery BlackBerry sale might not include smartphones BlackBerry Q10: You'll either love it or hate it Why Microsoft should have bought BlackBerry instead of Nokia 5 Reasons You Can Finally Ditch BlackBerry The Best BlackBerry 10 Apps First Look: BlackBerry 10 smartphones 11 not entirely useless factoids about BlackBerry maker RIM More than you need to know about BlackBerry Read More Remembering the greatness that was BlackBerry This has been a big week the mobile industry, what with the release of Apple's new iPhones and iOS 7. I'm a – relatively – happy iPhone user, but that's not what I want to write about today. Read More BlackBerry announces Z30 smartphone with 5-in. display and large battery BlackBerry today announced the Z30 smartphone with a 5-in. display and a larger battery for 25 hours of mixed usage. Read More BlackBerry sale might not include smartphones Potential bidders for BlackBerry are only interested in parts of the business, concluding that the firm's smartphones, such as the recent Q10 and Z10, have little or no value, reports say. Read More BlackBerry Q10: You'll either love it or hate it Physical keyboard addicts now have a smartphone designed for them, but no one else may want to suffer the drawbacks Read More Why Microsoft should have bought BlackBerry instead of Nokia As most everyone knows by now, last week Microsoft agreed to buy Nokia's handset business. And as most people also probably know, BlackBerry put new effort into a strategic review for finding a buyer for itself. This is backward. Microsoft should have bought BlackBerry, not Nokia. And Nokia is the company that should be casting around for a buyer. Why Nokia? Read More 5 Reasons You Can Finally Ditch BlackBerry BlackBerry 10 smartphone sales have been disappointing, and last week the company announced that it's essentially up for sale. Bad news aside, five key industry trends suggest that BlackBerry's purported advantages no longer matter. Read More The Best BlackBerry 10 Apps Take your pick Read More First Look: BlackBerry 10 smartphones Our initial glimpse at RIM's (er, make that BlackBerry's) attempt to claw its way back into the smartphone market Read More
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