It's been nearly a year since BlackBerry launched the PRIV running Android and now, they're back again with the DTEK50. Is the phone as lame as its name?

BlackBerry is trying to be relevant again with its new Priv phone. Has it succeeded? Read on. While some reviews for BlackBerry’s new keyboard-toting $699 Android phone find plenty to praise ...

The Priv is still new, and its chances of becoming the most popular Android phone are slim. But BlackBerry’s nostalgic keyboard was probably its best bet at competing with modern-day smartphones.

BlackBerry has finally given in: The Canadian company has created an Android phone. Not only that, but the BlackBerry Priv is a beautiful, expensive, and powerful device.

It adds an element of assurance. Regardless, I’m equally comfortable using a software keyboard, and I’ve found BlackBerry’s custom software QWERTY on the PRIV to be one of the most efficient.

When my colleague Dan reviewed the BlackBerry Priv, he was understandably cool about it. You're paying a steeper-than-average price ($699-plus in the US) for a phone whose selling point is its ...

BlackBerry today made software updates available to the Priv smartphone. The revised apps mostly fixes bugs, but also improves how well the camera and keyboard perform. For example, the camera app ...

Keyboard shortcuts have long been a part of the BlackBerry experience and with the Priv, and ultimately BlackBerry's move to Android, they were sure to bring that experience and ease of use along. In ...

BlackBerry has updated several apps for the Priv smartphone and added several compelling features along the way. The Priv Launcher now includes separate views of personal and work apps, allows ...

It seems the BlackBerry Priv I tested in November had hardware issues. A new device from T-Mobile and software updates radically altered my view on BlackBerry's first Android smartphone.

What does the first Android smartphone from BlackBerry have to offer? We find out, in this comprehensive BlackBerry Priv review!

If you weren't looking too closely at the publicity stills, you might have missed that the Priv's keyboard isn't the fretted sort you'll find on the company's other handsets.