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The crypto version of WallStreetBets is here, with r/SatoshiStreetBets, described beautifully as 'Like 4chan found a GPU rig'

Robinhood puts massive restrictions on GameStop, AMC, BlackBerry, and Nokia shares amidst the WallStreetBets domination.

The super popular stock trading app Robinhood has been slapped with class action lawsuit with Southern District of New York.

BlackBerry will be providing the OS to the Hypersport Pro Electric Superbike by Damon Motorcycles.

AMD shuffles executives and takes a new industry veteran on with Sandeep Chennakeshu.

Chris Hook, AMD's Senior Director of Global Product Marketing leaves the company.

BlackBerry Messenger has updated to allow for Uber to be an inbuilt service within the app.

The device upcoming device was spotted on TCL's website.

If you wanted to buy the KEYone, you will clearly have to wait a bit longer.

The 5.5-inch display phone sports a 13MP main camera and an 8MP selfie cam.

The device, as expected, has a physical keyboard, which is a signature feature of BlackBerry phones.

This would mean that BlackBerry's phone could have a 12MP camera and support 4K recording.

The times have changed, so did our phones, but everyone still remembers the indestructible Nokia 3310.

Apple's iPhone 7 Plus has a 514 times higher screen resolution than the Nokia 5110, which was launched in 1998.

Apple 'stopped innovating years ago' is 'really boring', says Jon Rettinger.

Manufacturing ceased on BlackBerry Classic, spelling the end of an era.

Uncovered survey shows WhatsApp Windows, Mac client is likely on the way.

BlackBerry to focus on mid-range phones after Priv failings.

Credit scores have been correlated with different activities based on a survey by WalletHub, with surprising results.

Now that the Priv is a success, BlackBerry plans to continue onward with a second and possibly third handset for 2016.

BlackBerry Priv gets price slashed in Canada, now $249.99 CAD with two-year contract.

Apple gathers 92% of smartphone profits as Android-based mobiles feel the strain.

BlackBerry accidentally outed finalized specs, pricing and a release date for its new Priv smartphone.

BlackBerry CEO John Chen lays out an ultimatum to BB fans, saying that the Priv might be the company's last smartphone venture.

BlackBerry's John Chen shows he's not too keen on Android's functionality, and falters during a hands-on demo of the Priv.

BlackBerry continues its evolution away from just a smartphone manufacturer.

BlackBerry is looking for niche business opportunities.

BlackBerry acquisition rumors heat up once again, with Microsoft reportedly set to open its wallet.

Google's Android bests Apple's iOS for mobile ad revenue as Windows Phone lags badly behind.

BlackBerry finding new methods to survive, including software offerings for Apple iOS, Google Android devices.

Google getting help from BlackBerry to improve Android OS security.

BlackBerry CEO John Chen plans to ask Congress to make it mandatory app developers include apps for its platform.

Rumors surface that Samsung laid down an offer to buyout BlackBerry for $7.5 billion - later denied by BlackBerry themselves.

The late Steve Jobs released the first generation iPhone to the public almost exactly eight years ago today.

BlackBerry wants to show the world its Internet of Things (IoT) platform.

Spooked by a major data breach caused by the Guardians of Peace, it looks like Sony Pictures has decided to embrace its cache of old BlackBerry phones.

BlackBerry's purported Z20 leaks online, should feature 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 5-inch 720p display.

BlackBerry's revenue suffered a $148M net loss during Q3, ending the year on a bad note.

Google Android has 83 percent market share ahead of iOS, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry.

The first 24 hours with the new BlackBerry Passport have been... interesting, weird, wide, different, surprising, strange, and did I mention weird?

BlackBerry wants consumers to give up their Apple iPhones and choose its Passport device.

China is a lucrative market for technology companies, but BlackBerry doesn't want to rush and encounter nothing but problems.