We saw Blackberry’s market share decline in the past years. With Android and iOS’ dominance of the smartphone market, the company had a tough time staying relevant. In hopes of a resurgence, Blackberry combined their class-leading security know-how with Android and announced the Blackberry PRIV. The smartphone runs on Android Lollipop and comes with a physical sliding keyboard, an AMOLED display, and the company’s renowned security and privacy features. This may be the company’s best device yet.

Don’t count them out yet. BlackBerry recently launched a five-inch all-touch smartphone in the country. Called the BlackBerry Leap, the smartphone supports consumers and enterprise users who value security, privacy and productivity.

BlackBerry Limited has recently introduced the new BlackBerry Passport to the Philippines. Announced internationally awhile back, the Passport features a 4.7 inch…

Uber, an on-demand app that connects drivers and riders, is officially in Manila. Technically, Ubers have been around Makati and the Fort…

The BlackBerry Z10 is now priced at only P13,500 in the Philippines.  At least this is what you will see when you…

After a bit of delay, the BBM app from BlackBerry Limited has been officially launched on Android.  The popular messaging or chat…

BlackBerry just went big with the new Z30 handset.  The biggest BlackBerry handset before the Z30 came out is the BlackBerry Z10…

A Vietnamese site has given the yet to be announced BlackBerry A10 a video overview.  The BlackBerry A10 is yet to be…

The BlackBerry A10 is rumored to be the next flagship phone from the Canadian phone maker.   It has been leaked a few…

BlackBerry is late in the game with respect to touchscreen devices but with the flagship BlackBerry Z10, the company is hoping it…