WhatsApp is ending support for Windows Phone 8 and BlackBerry OS this year; Android 2.3.7 in 2020
At the end of 2016, WhatsApp ended support for Windows Phone 7, iOS 6, and Android 2.1 and 2.2. Around the same time, the Facebook-owned communications service also pushed back its end-of-support dates for several other platforms – BlackBerry OS, BlackBerry 10, Nokia S40, and Nokia Symbian S60 – to June 30, 2017. Now, WhatsApp …
WhatsApp support for BlackBerry OS and Nokia S40 platforms extended
WhatsApp in February 2016 announced the end of support for BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry 10, as well as the Nokia S40 and Nokia Symbian S60 platforms. However, app support on BlackBerry OS and Nokia S40 has been extended until June of this year. It now appears that Facebook-owned WhatsApp is extending the end of life …
WhatsApp to stop working on Nokia Symbian and BlackBerry OS phones on June 30
WhatsApp users still on handsets running the aging BlackBerry operating system and Nokia S40 and S60 platforms will not be able to use the popular messaging service after June 30. The Facebook-owned company will officially end the Nokia Symbian software and the BlackBerry operating system. at the beginning of July. This comes after WhatsApp delayed …
WhatsApp will not work on Nokia Symbian and BlackBerry OS smartphones from June 30
New oi-Samden Sherpa WhatsApp has decided to abandon the Nokia Symbian and BlackBerry OS platforms. | Updated: Tuesday June 13, 2017 11:40 [IST] WhatsApp, the world’s most popular and widely used messaging app, will no longer be supported by older software platforms such as BlackBerry OS and Nokia Symbian OS starting June 30. The Facebook-owned …
Dutch cops dismantle another PGP BlackBerry company for alleged money laundering
Image: Pieter Beens / Shutterstock The cops are really cracking down on companies that sell so-called encrypted BlackBerrys. Dutch national police on Wednesday Announced policy he had arrested four suspects suspected of money laundering. But more specifically, the group, and especially two main suspects, would be involved in the sale of personalized BlackBerry and Android …
New BlackBerry operating system for the automotive industry focuses on security
BlackBerry QNX focuses on safety with its latest operating system (OS) for connected and autonomous vehicles. At CES 2017 in Las Vegas this week, BlackBerry QNX released its latest operating system for the automotive industry – QMX Software Development Platform 7.0 (QNX SDP 7.0), a 64-bit operating system that uses QNX technology such as Neutrino …
TCL to launch new BlackBerry ‘Evolutionary First’ devices at CES
As we told you earlier that Blackberry Withdrawn from his phone company. Instead of internal development, Blackberry will outsource hardware development to partners. For this reason, BlackBerry sold its trademark rights to TCL. Now, TCL has announced that it will be launching new “Evolutionary First” BlackBerry devices at CES 2017. TCL to launch new BlackBerry …
Deploying BlackBerry OS 10.3.3 to compatible devices
Looks like BlackBerry just pulled the trigger on the OS 10.3.3 update, which many fans have been waiting for. The new update is now rolling out to compatible devices, but it is not yet available in all countries. As some of you may already know, BlackBerry is rolling out new updates of this magnitude in …
BlackBerry OS 10.3.3.2049 autoloader files are now available when the operating system becomes official
That’s it. Finally, BlackBerry OS 10.3.3.2049 has been released. Good kind of. I know it’s been a while since the last BlackBerry 10 update, so in case you all forgot, the way the updates work is that they are uploaded to BlackBerry’s servers. before they start showing up on devices and because of that people …
BlackBerry company prefers software to smartphones • Mirror Daily
BlackBerry company logo (Mirror Daily, USA) Gone are the days when owning a BlackBerry smartphone meant you had the ultimate technology. As more advanced models began to appear, BlackBerry fell behind. However, that doesn’t mean the company has given up, but has chosen a different path. Now, what’s in store for BlackBerry fans? The BlackBerry …