#BlackBerry Iconic Phones

But, sadly, those iconic days are fading, and while BlackBerry may still have users, it's losing the popularity and even functionalities it used to have. Before we officially say goodbye to the brand's classic devices, let's refresh our memories of some of the most iconic BlackBerry phones of all time. It was BlackBerry's first attempt to go full touchscreen, breaking away from its iconic QWERTY design and it has no trackball. BlackBerry brought iconic phones that we won't forget. We went from black and white to colored displays, monophonic to polyphonic ringtones, SMS to MMS, Blackberry Messenger, and emails -- all the way to installing apps into our phones (remember installing JoikuSpot in your Nokia phone so you can enable hotspot on your 3G connection?). Mobile giants like Blackberry made a killing with the early smartphones. Blackberry Blackberry's claim to fame was its Messenger service and smartphones that featured keyboards that critics loved. So it pivoted to using Android in 2015 and outsourced its production to TCL Corporation, eventually moving all aspects of the Blackberry mobile business and granting TCL a global license to produce and sell Blackberry smartphones. Read more in our articles including "Remembering iconic BlackBerry phones" and "HUAWEI Watch Fit 5 Pro Review: A Watch That Checks Your Diabetes Risk".