Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 9:49AM Because pictures alone don't do it justice, here's a sweet unboxing video of the redesigned BlackBerry Passport which just started going on sale today around the world.
Source:Inside BlackBerry
Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 9:42AM 
The new and impoved BlackBerry Passport now features a stainless steel frame, runs the latest BlackBerry 10.3.2 operating system and is available in Canada for CAD $649.00.
The BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition will be available through ShopBlackBerry.com in North America starting today for $549 USD. The BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition will be available through ShopBlackBerry.com in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands in the coming weeks. Amazon.com, Carphone Warehouse and Selfridges will be launching the BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition online in the next couple of weeks. Selfridges will also launch the BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition in the BlackBerry Shop at Selfridges London. Distributors in select regions will also carry the BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition in limited quantities. Check out our comprehensive review of the original Passport here.
Monday, August 3, 2015 at 8:34AM 
A consortium made up of Audi, BMW and Daimler has agreed to purchase Nokia's mapping business for an approximate US $3.07 billion. This puts to rest a long standing bid to sell the business which Nokia has developed since it acquired NAVTEQ in 2007.
HERE Maps is ideal for motoring applications and it looks like while the big 3 carmakers have made the investment, the consortium of carmakers that can make use of the technology can only grow. Part of Here Maps' strength lies in consolidating real-time traffic information from vehicles. Uber was reportedly in talks with Nokia for the mapping business and had allegedly offered up to US $3 billion on the table.
Friday, July 31, 2015 at 8:32AM 
Microsoft promised a free Windows 10 upgrade to legit and licensed Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 customers. The updates will appear on these millions upon millions of machines on a staggered rollout basis. Microsoft says 'Your notification to upgrade could come as soon as a few days or in a few weeks.' Which is just not acceptable, but there's a way to trick the system into updating ASAP.
Good thing about this method is that it works even if you haven't signed up for a 'reservation' to receive the free update (just means that you'll need to download a larger file). Hit jump on a quick how-to to getting Windows 10.
