UTB Blogs

[...] and doubt and doing everything within their power to dissuade the public from buying a BlackBerry Passport. Kofi, like several others wrote a series of articles predicting “doom and gloom” for [...]

[...] isn’t always easy, but we do know it’s the only way to stand out. And, in that sense, BlackBerry Passport sets the tone for what we do and how we do it. We don’t expect to sell a handset to [...]

[...] sale deal on the BlackBerry Passport. No ads, no news no listing no preorders. Do you deserve exclusivity? Too many iPhones to [...]

[...] price for this unlocked phone attracted a lot of fans (Canadian consumers can also get the BlackBerry Passport for a limited time for just $200 at TELUS). This segment-creating device is unlike other [...]

[...] any issues. Ok, let’s make this simple. Android apps in Amazon App store. Native apps in BlackBerry World. And BlackBerry World will have a focus on productivity apps while Amazon obviously has a [...]

[...] .co.za I’m not sure how I feel about this phone. I’ve been able to find  apps in Blackberry World for most of my needs. Spent some time looking for Dropbox only to feel like a right [...]

[...] update, 1.9.9.60 to 1.9.11.62, that fixed minor bug issues. You can find FastTube in the BlackBerry World by clicking on the link. Enjoy! [...]

[...] ! Is also on sale for .99 cents! If you want to give ReadItNow! A try, check it out in the BlackBerry World, by clicking on the link. Enjoy! [...]

[...] has a name for these people: “Power Pros.” The Passport is for Power Pros. New Egg: When BlackBerry users started jumping ship to Apple (and later Android), BlackBerry refused to change the design [...]

[...] neighboring Canada, Telus has a limited exclusive. And if there’s one thing we know about BlackBerry users, we don’t wait for anyone. So, BlackBerry made the Passport available through their own [...]

[...] my iPods. If you go in to a store that has a photo kiosk, you will watch Android users, BlackBerry users, pre-paid feature phone users, approach the kiosk, and Blue Tooth their photos to the kiosk [...]

[...] , I’m pretty happy with where we are at for next year” . Apart from the good news that BlackBerry users will continue to have access to new and innovative devices, let’s not also forget that a [...]

[...] A few days ago while in Toronto for the launch of the Passport, Blackberry CEO John Chen had an interview with Emily Chang from Bloomberg West.  He did face some tough questions [...]

[...] about the device, or at least confirmed, but we should know more on Wednesday. BlackBerry CEO John Chen seems happy about the phone and pricing, claiming that they could sell it for $700 [...]

[...] and has taken the number one spot in Amazon’s unlocked phones listing. According to BlackBerry CEO John Chen, more than 200,000 Passports have been ordered since the device launched on Wednesday. [...]

[...] and has taken the number one spot in Amazon’s unlocked phones listing. According to BlackBerry CEO John Chen, more than 200,000 Passports have been ordered since the device launched on Wednesday. [...]

[...] the second quarter, the Company recognized hardware revenue on approximately 2.1 million BlackBerry smartphones. During the second quarter, approximately 2.4 million BlackBerry smartphones were sold [...]

[...] talking is the fastest and most accurate way of imparting information. Which is why BlackBerry smartphones are best in class at call reception and clarity, whereas iPhones, notoriously, aren’t. [...]

[...] no other modern device offers. It’s a throwback to the keyboards that made BlackBerry smartphones so popular in years past, and BlackBerry says it’s essential for efficient [...]