Here at Hackaday we’re big fans of device-reuse, and what [arturo182] has done with the Blackberry Q10’s keyboard is a fantastic example. Sometimes you’re working on a portable device and ...

BlackBerry, earlier called Research in Motion, is a Canadian smartphone-maker that made a name selling QWERTY devices, but is struggling to stay relevant in a world dominated by iOS and Android. After ...

These berries are packed with vitamin C to help boost immunity as the autumn sets in Blackberries are rich in antioxidant compounds, vitamins and minerals. They have an impressive quantity of ...

Blackberries - of which there are more than 2,000 varieties - can be gathered as soon as they ripen from red fruit into dark, plump berries and can be eaten fresh (they only keep for a short time ...

The humble blackberry has much to offer: it is high in vitamin C, crops heavily, is easy care, can be eaten fresh or cooked, and blends very well with apples for jams, crumbles and other side dishes.

I am an avid jam maker, a person who loves to ‘preserve the seasons’ whether that be summer, winter, spring or autumn, and today’s recipe for Blackberry jam is one of my favourite recipes for ...

Blackberries are tasty and nutritious berries belonging to the same family as strawberries and raspberries. Blackberries grow in the wild and are also cultivated in temperate zones worldwide. They ...

You’ve been watching them ripen, and now it’s time to pick your own. Plump blackberries straight from the hedgerow are a joy. Turn them into blackberry jam, cobbler, bramble pie and more with our ...

But it wasn't an iPhone, because that hadn't been unveiled yet. It was a BlackBerry Pearl. Before the iPhone, the BlackBerry was the undisputed king of smartphones. Used by politicians ...

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Despite blackberry season generally beginning in June, these plump, sweet berries hold strong autumnal connotations; baked in comforting crumbles and pies, or lending a juicy sweetness to game dishes.