Breakfast is a sacred moment when we often dream of crispy toast topped with homemade jam that makes our taste buds dance.

Blackberry Island, nestled amidst the serene Tadvai forests of the Eturunagaram Wildlife Sanctuary in Mulugu district, is ready to welcome tourists with its unique blend of natural beauty and ...

Same goes if water is needed. Variations: Blackberry jam is traditional, but strawberry jam is also very good. Raisins are traditional, but bourbon-plumped dried cherries are better. Use hot ...

Here's how to recreate the tasty scones that are perfectly paired with juicy jam and clotted cream alongside a nice cup of tea. Scones Makes: eight Ready in: 15 minutes Ingredients 350g self ...

Originally introduced in September, the lure of the device will reportedly be a melding of Android with traditional BlackBerry security and productivity features. Now whether or not users will ...

BlackBerry Ltd. BB-T reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings Thursday, days after announcing it was unloading a money-losing, declining cybersecurity business at a steep loss. The ...

Traditional Ukrainian pastries impress not only with their ... Form each part into a circle (the same size, you can use a plate for precision). 4. Layer the dough with jam on the parchment three times ...

BlackBerry's ambition to mix infosec and the Internet of Things has been squeezed, after the Canadian firm announced it is offloading Cylance's endpoint security products. The erstwhile handset champ ...

Arctic Wolf has acquired Cylance, BlackBerry’s beleaguered cybersecurity business, for $160 million — a significant discount from the $1.4 billion BlackBerry paid to acquire the startup in 2018.

BlackBerry shares jumped Monday after the company agreed to sell its Cylance endpoint security assets to Arctic Wolf for a fraction of their original price. Shares traded over 15% higher at 4.41 ...

BlackBerry is selling its Cylance cybersecurity business. Arctic Wolf will pay $160 million over time to acquire it. BlackBerry appears to be selling the division off cheap, at a P/S ratio well ...