I'd be very interested to see what the company (or another tech company via the BlackBerry brand) could come up with if they were to take a stab at a premium slider-style phone in 2025.

Yeah, the iPhone is a neat toy, but BlackBerry devices, made by Waterloo, Ontario-based Research In Motion (RIM), have more of a place in business. Here we've rounded up a handful of applications ...

But once Steve Jobs introduced the Apple iPhone in 2007, the BlackBerry quickly ... with a horizontal slider physical keyboard in 2018. The trio collaboratively came up with the concept for ...

This slider-style phone—the design conceals a physical ... is the presence of a back-lit physical keyboard that lives up to BlackBerry’s reputation for making really good keyboards.

BlackBerry could end up joining the slider phone in the list of things that nobody wants any more.

RIM is making like it's 2006 with its next phone -- the BlackBerry Milan is a vertical slider, according to this ... Call, Hang-up, Menu and Back buttons from under the screen, hinting much ...

The company says the case can yield up to nine additional hours of talk time and seven additional hours of Internet use. Case-Mate is also working on the first phone case to support wireless charging.

It tried touch screens and slide-out keyboard models, with little success. It developed a few phones ... BlackBerry’s key differentiator: its tactile keyboard. BlackBerry eventually gave up ...

Previous BlackBerry phones with keyboards had relatively small screens because the keyboard took up half the phone ... the Priv without ever needing to slide the keyboard out.

BlackBerry's troubles aren't limited to North America and Europe. Those in the developing world, which once embraced the fruit-themed devices, are also shifting away from the once-proud phone maker.

BlackBerry advertises up to 22.5 hours of “mixed usage.” NFC support is also included, and the phone charges via MicroUSB ... so you can slide a finger around them for cursor controls ...

It tried touch screens and slide-out keyboard models, with little success. It developed a few phones ... BlackBerry's key differentiator: Its tactile keyboard.BlackBerry eventually gave up on ...