If anyone’s interested, the BlackBerry KEY2 Red Edition, first announced at the Mobile World Congress 2019, is now available in the U.S. The Red Edition, if you don’t already know, is pretty much the original introduced last year with a few tweaks, including the obvious red colorway treatment. This means you will be treated to the iconic BlackBerry physical keyboard, along with BlackBerry Limited’s best security and privacy enhancements. Continue reading If Anyone’s Interested, The BlackBerry KEY2 Red Edition Is Now Available →

In case you haven’t heard, BlackBerry is very much alive and it has a new Android device, a follow up to the keyboard-equipped KEYone introduced last June. If you love BlackBerry, you have TCL to thank and if you love keyboard (seriously, who doesn’t, right?), you will dig newly announced KEY2. Before we get into he specs, there are a couple of things you need to know. Firstly, BlackBerry is marketing itself as having the proven smartphone security and secondly, it remains faithful to what it was when it first started out, a robust productivity tool. Continue reading This Is It. It’s The BlackBerry KEY2, An Android Phone With Keyboard In 2018 →

Good news, diehard fans of BlackBerry, the revived BlackBerry mobile under TCL has finally revealed its second handset in Dubai. Called BlackBerry Motion, this new device offers a BlackBerry tradition-breaking full touchscreen experience and so, yeah, it has no keyboard. Disappointed? Well, wait till you see the specs… Anywho, like the KEYone, it is, of course, running on Android and in this instance, you are looking at Android 7.1. Specifications begin with a 5.5-inch FHD LCD display, followed by a Snapdragon 625 SoC to take care of the clockwork aided by 4 GB of RAM. Continue reading BlackBerry New Keyboard-less Android Device Breaks Cover In Dubai →

It’s alive! Thanks to TCL, BlackBerry mobile is still kicking around and I am not going to lie, its BlackBerry KEYone Android-powered smartphone is looking pretty dope. First of, there’s no question about aesthetics. It is as good looking as a BlackBerry, but I guess the real draw here is Android. Then again, that’s no news. Pack into into the sleek aluminum and soft textured back body is a 4.5-inch 1,620 by 1,080 pixels IPS touch display with scratch resistant property lent to it by a slate of Corning Gorilla Glass 4 and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 SoC featuring an octacore 2.0GHz processor, along side a 64-bit Adreno 506 650 MHz GPU. Continue reading BlackBerry KEYone Android Phone Goes On Sale, Priced At $550 →