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We aren’t surprised. Original owner RIM stopped being the force behind BlackBerry in 2016 when the name was licensed to Chinese tech giant TCL. TCL took a leaner approach but its reign ended in 2020, and then the brand passed on to OnwardMobility, an American company. BlackBerry returning to the US is a refreshing change after years of Chinese brands dominating most new developments in mobile. But where TCL was already a huge manufacturing operation, OnwardMobility had to set up new manufacturing partnerships for this BlackBerry project. (Image credit: Wileyfox) The UK’s Wileyfox lasted around three years, from 2015 to 2018, but we have some good memories of using its phones. Wileyfox made affordable Androids with surprisingly decent innards, like a OnePlus for the budget buyer. Back in 2015 Wileyfox seemed directly inspired by that company, in the CyanogenMod software and finishes it used, as well as its aggressive pricing strategy. Now OnePlus has been subsumed into the guts of giant Oppo, we want more of that renegade spirit back in the world of phones. There’s even better tech for Wileyfox to use in this era too. Both MediaTek and Qualcomm now offer lower mid-range chipsets that can handle top-end games like Fortnite well, and make Android navigation feel pretty similar to that of a top-end phone. As the CyanogenMod software has been discontinued, Wileyfox could perhaps team up with Google and make these Android One devices. Phones like the Could it happen? After Wiley...

The year 2021 is ticking down, but there's still no word from OnwardMobility about its supposed BlackBerry-branded phone—or anything about whether its business is a going concern. In August 2020, the startup "Right now, OnwardMobility is unable to share more details or conduct any interviews. Thanks for your patience as they continue developing the world’s most productive, user-friendly and secure mobile device," a spokeswoman said in an email. Death of the Keyboarded Phone I periodically get emails from people with failing, old BlackBerry-branded phones who are keeping the faith and hoping for a reliable new keyboarded device. But although OnwardMobility says it has a "shared passion for innovation," it doesn't seem to have a sense of urgency. The company does seem to still exist—its executive team's LinkedIn entries all still show OnwardMobility as their current employer—but it's gone very, very silent. • (Opens in a new window) Ziffmedia Logo • (Opens in a new window) Askmen Logo • (Opens in a new window) Extremetech Logo • (Opens in a new window) ING Logo • (Opens in a new window) Lifehacker Logo • (Opens in a new window) Mashable Logo • (Opens in a new window) Offers Logo • (Opens in a new window) RetailMeNot Logo • (Opens in a new window) Speedtest Logo © 1996-2023 Ziff Davis, LLC., a Ziff Davis company. All Rights Reserved. PCMag, PCMag.com and PC Magazine are among the federally registered trademarks of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explic...

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Does blackberry still make phones In 2015, Research in Motion (RIM), the company behind the BlackBerry brand, made a significant change by releasing the BlackBerry Priv, which was the first BlackBerry phone to run on the Android operating system rather than an in-house system. Despite this shift, RIM's mobile business continued to struggle and the company had to find other ways to stay afloat and keep the BlackBerry brand alive. To all of our valued followers, supporters and partners: We want to thank you all for the tremendous amount of support that you have given us since we first launched OnwardMobility. However, it is with great sadness that we announce that OnwardMobility will be shutting down, and we will no longer be proceeding with the development of an ultra-secure smartphone with a physical keyboard. Will there be a new blackberry phone in 2023 No more BlackBerries, at least for now. There's no information that any entity is looking into reviving the iconic BlackBerry brand. Nevertheless, we decided to make a shortlist of the best BlackBerry devices you can get in 2023. It’s not a long list, mind you, and you have to buy these used, but there are some options. BlackBerry KEY2 LE is the latest model from the company but these words bear a slightly different meaning. The KEY2 LE was released back in late 2018, and this alone could be enough of a factor to keep even the most devoted BlackBerry fans at a safe distance. Nevertheless, the phone exists and can be bought...

In 2017, BlackBerry reinvented itself as a software company focused on providing enabling technologies to ensure the safety and security of all the devices and systems businesses rely on. Now we secure 96 percent of the threat landscape, preventing more than 165 million cyberattacks in 2021 alone. We securely connect more than 500 million mobile, desktop and IoT endpoint devices. And our safety-certified software is used in over 215 million vehicles. We’ve invested and invented our way to leadership positions in cybersecurity, encrypted voice and digital communications, automotive safety, and innumerable connected and IoT systems and devices in fields such as medical, industrial, avionics and more—all with the common thread of intelligent security. BlackBerry is a software company focused on providing enabling technologies to ensure the safety and security of all the devices and systems businesses rely on. We are pioneers in cybersecurity, encrypted voice and digital communications, automotive safety, and innumerable connected and IoT systems and devices in fields such as medical, industrial, avionics and more—all with the common thread of intelligent security.