Following the publishing of the Bring Back BlackBerry Manifesto, CrackBerry Kevin explains the Method to the Madness.

Join the Mission to Bring Back BlackBerry Phones by signing the petition at BringBackBlackBerry.com! Read the Manifesto here.

The Amazon Appstore promises to be a premiere source for Android apps on BlackBerry, and odds are you want it now that it's so easy to install Android apps. In addition to hosting a lot of content ...

If you're not a fan of the process to sideload Android apps to your BlackBerry from a Windows PC or Mac, there is an alternative way that is a bit easier to manage. A simple Google Chrome extension ...

Hands-on photos and first impressions of the BlackBerry 10 Alpha Device - the developer test device that will allow developers to get their apps ready for the release of BlackBerry 10 phones later ...

When the BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition started appearing in leaks, the images left folks puzzled as to why BlackBerry would be building yet another version of the BlackBerry Passport. Over time ...

THE CRACKBERRY IS BACK Clicks just resurrected the CrackBerry by putting a REAL KEYBOARD case on a folding phone Clicks Technology is bringing its popular Keyboard Smart Case to Android phones ...

The reMarkable 2 is the pinnacle of E-ink excellence - but now, reMarkable is challenging their own best product with the introduction of the reMarkable Paper Pro ...

BlackBerry KEY2 Review - One of the best BlackBerry keyboards ever built The BlackBerry KEY2 takes the iconic keyboard to new levels while bringing plenty of improvements and enhancements over the ...

Not finding enough apps in BlackBerry World for your PlayBook? This CrackBerry guide will teach you how to "sideload" Android apps onto your PlayBook tablet.

Not everyone needs it, heck most people go without, but for a select few a stylus is as essential to iPhone as it was to the Palm Pilot. The MEKO 2-in-1 Stylus is recommended for its versatility and ...

The reMarkable 2 does... remarkable things when it comes to writing on a tablet, but is that enough to make it a buy over the Kobo Elipsa 2E? Short answer: nope. Here's why.