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Phone power banks can be a lifesaver, but it’s a pain to carry around what basically amounts to a second phone hanging off the bottom. Bezalel has now unveiled a power bank that sticks to the back of your phone and charges it up wirelessly.

Does the smartphone world need a BlackBerry keyboard in 2018? That's the biggest question posed by the arrival of the new BlackBerry Key2, an otherwise unremarkable handset running Android 8.1. New Atlas has been playing around with the phone for a week, and here's what we think.

Once upon a time, the BlackBerry brand ruled the smartphone world, before the touchscreen iPhone arrived and changed the landscape forever. Now BlackBerry Mobile is back, with a handset mixing modern phone features with some familiar classic BlackBerry stylings – and that means a physical keyboard.

We can officially stop wondering if and when Blackberry will release an Android smartphone, with the company confirming that the Priv will ship before the end of the year.​

While most smartphone users have adjusted to the world of touchscreen keyboards, some people still prefer the physical feedback of a QWERTY. If you're one of those people, Samsung just gave you one less reason to hang onto your old BlackBerry.

If you were hoping for a new flagship smartphone from BlackBerry, you might be disappointed by the Leap, with the new handset featuring a 720p display and the same Qualcomm processor we saw in the Z10.

BlackBerry’s latest smartphone is its most innovative release for years, but does it do enough to make it worth considering among a sea of worthwhile competition? Read on as we take a close look at the Passport.

The BlackBerry Passport’s looks may garner the most attention, but the smartphone also packs some compelling functionality. While it seems unlikely that it’ll be a huge commercial success, it’s easily the most interesting handset we’ve seen from the company in some time.

BlackBerry’s square-screened Passport smartphone was met with confusion when announced last month. The handset seems to be suffering from an identity crisis, prompting the company to step in and explain why we should be excited about the product’s unusual design.

The long-awaited Blackberry Messenger (BBM) app for iOS and Android was rolled out on Monday with Blackberry reporting 10 million downloads in the first 24 hours of it going live.

BlackBerry has announced the Z30 smartphone, a 5-inch device featuring an improved CPU, larger battery and stereo speakers. The device is the company's latest attempt to turn around its fortunes.

Gizmag compares the top smartphones on the market in early 2013.