BlackBerry Logo
A black, horizontal wordmark reading "BlackBerry" in a clean, slightly condensed sans-serif. To the left of the wordmark is a compact emblem made of seven small, rounded squares (dots) arranged in a tilted, diagonal grid that together sugge...
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About BlackBerry
A black, horizontal wordmark reading "BlackBerry" in a clean, slightly condensed sans-serif. To the left of the wordmark is a compact emblem made of seven small, rounded squares (dots) arranged in a tilted, diagonal grid that together suggest the letter "B". The whole mark is monochrome (black on white) and balanced with the emblem aligned to the left of the text.
The emblem's rounded squares are evenly spaced and slanted, creating a sense of motion and digital/tech styling. The wordmark uses mixed case with a capital "B" at the start of each syllable and low x-height, giving a compact, corporate look.
What's in it: cluster of rounded squares forming a stylized letter B
Shapes: cluster of rounded squares (tilted) wordmark diagonal grid
Style: minimalist monochrome geometric corporate modern
Text in logo: BlackBerry
Abstract cluster of dots arranged to read as a stylized letter "B", evoking digital connectivity and compact, pixel-like modules.
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BlackBerry Logo History
BlackBerry is the consumer and enterprise brand originally created by Canadian company Research In Motion (RIM). RIM, founded in 1984, became widely known for BlackBerry smartphones and secure messaging; the company later renamed itself BlackBerry Limited (2013) and shifted focus toward software and services.
Frequently asked
What does the emblem represent?
A cluster of seven rounded squares arranged into a tilted grid that together suggest the letter "B".
Is this logo monochrome?
Yes — the shown version is black on a white background (monochrome).
Which company uses this logo?
This is the BlackBerry logo, associated with the company originally known as Research In Motion (RIM).
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