The BlackBerry Classic is a niche device for a small set ... The phone comes in either black or white. Whichever shade you choose, the front and back surfaces are wrapped in a classy metal band.

The BlackBerry Classic is a curmudgeonly phone ... with its angled bezels and its alt functions crowding for space on the little black clusters of keys (yes, just like the eponymous fruit).

Enter the BlackBerry Classic ... In case it wasn't apparent, the Classic's tiny black nub helps you ably home in on teensy links and subtly nudge the cursor between letters so you can polish ...

The no-nonsense black backplate - plain apart from the ... Solid, sober, and business-like is clearly how the BlackBerry Classic wants to be perceived. While that's not a terrible aspiration ...

Marketed as a more advanced version of the best-selling BlackBerry Bold, the BlackBerry Classic hit the market in December ...

shows that BlackBerry isn't short on um, interesting ideas but the Classic recognises that its conservative audience doesn't necessarily feel the need to move that fast, and also that the black ...

Blackberry Classic is now available in white too ... Perhaps not; we still expect to see boardroom tables stocked with the main staple black devices. Blackberry Leap in white.

While new colors come and go, the classic look of black never goes out of fashion. Especially when it's very shiny black. When the BlackBerry KEYone came out, some fans were disappointed because ...

BlackBerry has announced that it will no longer be manufacturing the Classic. The company is revamping its device lineup to offer only "state of the art devices", but has committed to pushing ...

To please their loyalists, BlackBerry decided to go back to its Bold roots with the Classic. To please their loyalists, BlackBerry decided to go back to its Bold roots with the Classic. Key ...

I would draw the BlackBerry Classic. More recently, we've gotten used to phones with elegant chamfered edges and expansive black panes of shatterproof glass, but the Classic isn't about smooth ...