Were the first time only wild rumors, by now the stories about an Android device BlackBerry more concrete. Now a new image surfaced of the BlackBerry Venice, an Android device with vertical sliding keyboard.
Vertical slider with full keyboard
It is not the first time we have the BlackBerry Venice see. Earlier, there were pictures out of the unit. The latest figure shows the sliding keyboard of the first BlackBerry smartphone to clearly see Android running.
The press image is brought out by Evan Blass, better known as the tech niceEVLeaks and confirms the picture below that appeared earlier.
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According to rumors, the device would have a 5.4 inch screen with a qHD resolution and would sit 3GB of RAM in the device. Blass had also seen other images, from a BlackBerry Passport Android. Earlier this month already surfaced alleged images of the device with Android, but the new images seem rather a mock-up than a real image.
Focus on Software
With the release of an Android device like BlackBerry would also show to protect the operating system from a major competitor. The company wants to focus on BlackBerry Enterprise Services, a tool that enables companies computers, tablets and smartphones to manage and secure.
It seems that BlackBerry with a will let Android device look good to Work can go with Android, the corporate additions to Android. Because in Android 6.0 Marshmallow weather improvements have been made in the area of Android Work, it seems possible that the device is released with this latest Android version. A release date in November would make this possible. On the other hand, works BlackBerry Enterprise Services 12 even with Lollipop Android and BlackBerry and Google work together to support the run as well as possible.
Availability
About the availability of the Unconfirmed devices in Europe is not well understood. Blass does indicate that the BlackBerry Venice in November will be released in the United States and will be available from all four major carriers, which indicates (if its true) that a BlackBerry device takes very seriously. An attractive Android device with high-end specifications and a full keyboard also seems to be a gap in the market.
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