Blackberry (disambiguation)
The blackberry is a widespread and well known shrub of the genus Rubus, and its fruit.
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Blackberry may also refer to:
Company and products
- BlackBerry Limited, formerly known as Research in Motion Ltd, with the following products:
- BlackBerry, smartphones by Blackberry Ltd.
- BlackBerry 10, the mobile operating system used by BlackBerry devices released between 2013 and 2015
- List of BlackBerry 10 devices, Devices shipped with the BlackBerry 10 operating system
- BlackBerry OS, the original operating system used by BlackBerry smartphone devices
- BlackBerry Bold, QWERTY keyboard smartphones by Research in Motion Ltd
- BlackBerry Torch, a full-touchscreen line of smartphones by Research in Motion Ltd
- BlackBerry Curve, an entry-level line of smartphones by Research in Motion Ltd
- BlackBerry Tour, a previous line of smartphones by Research in Motion Ltd
- BlackBerry PlayBook, a touchscreen tablet computer by Research in Motion Ltd
- BlackBerry Priv, an Android slider device developed by BlackBerry Limited
Characters
- Blackberry (Watership Down), a fictional rabbit
People
- Blackberri, American singer-songwriter and community activist
- George Odhiambo, association footballer known as Blackberry
- Wren Blackberry, children's fiction author
Places
Songs
- "Blackberry" (song), by the Black Crowes
- "Blackberry Way", by The Move
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