BlackBerry Mobile today has launched their latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Key2. As is well known, it is an upgrade to BlackBerry KeyOne launched last year.
BlackBerry Key2 comes with a 4.5-inch LCD screen with a 3: 2 ratio, as well as a physical keyboard positioned at the bottom. Frame designs are also slightly thinned, including the size of a keyboard that is better than ever. BlackBerry also adds a special key called Speed Key that lets you use it to access around 52 shortcuts quickly.
The smartphone also uses a Snapdragon 660 chip, a memory of 6GB of RAM, and a storage of up to 128GB. For image recording, it uses a dual 12-megapixel rear-camera and telephoto, besides an 8-megapixel front camera. Completing it is also a 3500mAh battery that is said to be able to withstand two days of use.
Like the previous devices, Blackberry Key2 comes with Android operating system with the addition of some BlackBerry applications such as for securities, enterprise and BB Hub. Currently, it is not known when the smartphone will be brought in for the local market. In the United States, it will be offered at $ 649.
The smartphone also uses a Snapdragon 660 chip, a memory of 6GB of RAM, and a storage of up to 128GB. For image recording, it uses a dual 12-megapixel rear-camera and telephoto, besides an 8-megapixel front camera. Completing it is also a 3500mAh battery that is said to be able to withstand two days of use.
Like the previous devices, Blackberry Key2 comes with Android operating system with the addition of some BlackBerry applications such as for securities, enterprise and BB Hub. Currently, it is not known when the smartphone will be brought in for the local market. In the United States, it will be offered at $ 649.
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