BlackBerry Classic
The BlackBerry Classic is an updated version of the company’s workhorse BlackBerry Bold 9900... More
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BlackBerry OS
BlackBerry Passport
The BlackBerry Passport boasts a large square touch screen and a physical keyboard — and NFC... More
Porsche Design P’9982
The Porsche Design P’9982 is a luxury re-imagining of BlackBerry’s Z10 NFC handset that retails at US$2,350. More
BlackBerry Z30
The BlackBerry Z30 is a 5-inch touchscreen smartphone with NFC. More
BlackBerry Q5
The BlackBerry Q5 is a mid-range smartphone with a Qwerty keyboard that runs Blackberry 10 OS and is available in versions with and without NFC. More
BlackBerry Q10
The BlackBerry Q10 is a keyboard-equipped variant of the BlackBerry Z10. More
BlackBerry Z10
The BlackBerry Z10 is the first handset from RIM — now renamed simply ‘BlackBerry’ — running its much-anticipated BlackBerry 10 operating system. More
BlackBerry Curve 9380
The BlackBerry Curve 9380, also known as ‘Orlando’, was announced in November 2011 and is now shipping. More
BlackBerry Bold 9790
The BlackBerry Bold 9790, codenamed ‘Bellagio’, was announced in November 2011 and is now shipping. More
BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 and 9930, the first handsets from Research in Motion to include NFC, were announced in early May 2011 and are now shipping. More
BlackBerry Curve 9350/9360/9370
The BlackBerry Curve 9350, BlackBerry Curve 9360 and BlackBerry Curve 9370 were announced in August 2011 and are now shipping. More
Porsche Design P’9981
The Porsche Design P’9981 by BlackBerry is a ‘restricted edition’ leather and stainless steel-clad designer handset announced in October 2011 that retails at US$2,000. More
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