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BlackBerry launches their newest Porsche Design P9983



BlackBerry has announced their latest addition to the company's first-rate fleet of luxurious and premium Porsche Design smartphones, which had already showed up in a leak the past month. Yesterday, the company decided make things official and we now have the latest generation Porsche Design P9983 unveiled as their successor to their 2013 predecessor handset, Porsche Design P9982.

 This is the North American, Canadian based telecommunication and wireless equipment company's third smartphone between their collaboration with the Porsche Design. The new BlackBerry Porsche Design P9983 is a well appointed and extravagant smartphone built with deluxe quality materials including, sapphire crystal glass for the camera lens, forged stainless steel for the Porsche Design logo branding and the chassis construction, along with the special glass-weave technology used for the back cover. Additionally, the new Porsche Design device will feature a 3.1-inches touchscreen of 720 x 720 resolution and the traditional BlackBerry's proprietary designed QWERTY with the so-called specially crafted glass-like keys, offering supplementary durability of inelastic synthetic material and boasting the very special 3D effect with silver font characters.

 "The Porsche Design P’9983 smartphone from BlackBerry makes a statement about its owner's impeccable taste and drive for achievement and success, as well as discernment in making the right choices with products that help them stay on top. Yet again, the collaboration with BlackBerry has led to a product that blends style and functionality to provide a true luxury experience," says Juergen Gessler, CEO of the Porsche Design Group.

 "Today we mark yet another milestone in delivering an experience that goes beyond luxury. The first QWERTY Porsche Design smartphone with BlackBerry 10 experience combines superior productivity, ultimate security and privacy and the performance of the best professional tool with the opportunity to express individual style with the luxury of being one step ahead," said Ron Louks, President, Devices and Emerging Solutions at BlackBerry.

 In for the internal specifications, we have a 1.5GHz Dual-Core outdated Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Plus processor with Adreno 225 Graphics Processing Unit, as above mentioned, a 3.1-inches screen of 720 x 720 resolution pixels, premising 24-bit color OLED display, 64 gigabytes of built-in storage option (expandable via microSD card slot), two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels primary shooter on the back with auto-focus, image stabilization, LED flash light and 5x digital zoom, capable of recording Full High Definition 1080p videos at 30 frames-per-second, two megapixels secondary front facer and can shoot videos at 720p High Definition. The sensors in house includes, accelerometer, magnetometer, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, offering support to Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, Quad-Band 4G LTE and Dual-Band Wi-Fi 802.11n networks and Near Field Communication (NFC). There's a 2,100mAh powered battery and runs BlackBerry OS version 10.3 right out of the box. The device is measured at 119 x 67.1 x 10.6 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 140 grams on mass. Other attributes embrace the unique BBM pin, that can be instantly recognizable as a Porsche Design user. BlackBerry Priority Hub, which is the place where the user can manage all the conversations and notifications at once. You even get the BlackBerry World, to find the very best business and productivity applications. BlackBerry 10 also allows you to download and enjoy Android apps from the dedicated Amazon Appstore.

 So, what comes in the expensive box? You be receiving a premium stereo headset, an international charging kit, a polishing cloth and a USB cable. The aftermarket accessories available to purchase includes lavish handcrafted leather swappable back covers crafted out of  Italian leather that will be available in shades of Yellow, Blue Green, Dark Brown, Pomegranate, Paloma Grey, Salsa, Blue and Orange. Accordingly, the brand new BlackBerry Porsche Design P9983 smartphone will be exclusively available from select carriers, retailers and Porsche Design stores around the globe by the beginning of the next month, October.


Source: BlackBerry

Here's how the upcoming Blackberry Porsche Design P9983 will look like, specs detailed



The North American, Canada based telecommunication and wireless equipment company, BlackBerry Limited, which was also known as Research In Motion Limited may be finding it hard really to take on their lead in the mobility markets, with their BB devices and BlackBerry 10 operating system like the manufacturer often did in the past 'BlackBerry Ages'. But, it seems like nothing is stopping them from announcing new smartphones and try getting back the fight with big guns from the game like, Samsung, Apple, LG, HTC, Motorola, etc., as said earlier. So, what we are talking about is the company's new looming handset from their first-rate premium line-up of Porsche Design smartphones, codenamed as Kahn, which will be their third edition to the firm's luxurious fleet and a successor for their previously announced Porsche Design P9982 phone, now reportedly coming dubbed with model numbers reading like, P9983.

 A couple of days back, India's leading BlackBerry Community website, bbin has managed to get their hands-on with some details and a few clear Press renders of the impending BlackBerry Porsche Design P9983 smartphone. This new device is also said to arrive with the Canadian's laterally unveiled BlackBerry Passport smartphone in the middle of next month. Now when talking about the brand new hardware construction and industrial design of Porsche Design P9983, surprisingly it is shown to come based on the glass-weave technology, alike the BlackBerry Q10 or Z10, unlike it's late version which featured leather for it's back battery door. From the front, the forthcoming device from BlackBerry will sport their traditional sort of physical full QWERTY keyboard, hardware buttons like the power switch and volume rockers placed on the right side and the Porsche Design logo branding are mentioned to be constructed out of forged and CNC-milled stainless steel, even attributing sapphire glass for the camera lens, offering maximum handheld protection against scratches for this fresh expensive baby.

 Lastly to anticipate you with it's internals, the phone is allegedly featuring a 1.5GHz Dual-Core processor, a 3.1-inches screen with 720 x 720 pixels, premising 24-bit color OLED display, 64 gigabytes of on board mass storage option, coupled by a two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, eight megapixels primary camera with auto-focus and LED flash light, packing in Image stabilization for both photos and videos and 5x digital zoom, capable of capturing Full High Definition 1080p videos at 30 frames-per-second, and over the front you'll find a two megapixels secondary snapper with fixed-focus, Image stabilization, again for both selfie photographs and video footages with 3x digital zoom, that can shoot HD 720p videos at 30fps. It has also got sensors including, accelerometer, magnetometer, ambient light sensor and proximity sensor, support to Quad-Band LTE and Tri-Band HSPA+ networks, a 2,100mAh powered battery, running with BlackBerry 10 OS version 10.3 out of the box. accordingly, alongside the new BlackBerry Porsche Design P9983, you will receive the exclusive unique Porsche Design BlackBerry BBM pin, that will be instantly recognizable among other Porsche Design users.


Source: bbin

BlackBerry's CEO unveils Passport and Classic smartphones to the public



At BlackBerry's Annual Meeting, the Chief Operating Officer of the Canadian smartphones and tablet making company, John Chen shows their two new devices to the Press media present at the event. Well, we may not yet call this an official announcement from BlackBerry, for the smartphones that the CEO showed a couple of days back, but he definitely unveiled what's yet to come from this manufacturer next.

 And with this two new releases, the firm is trying to hold back their position in the global smartphone market, it's not everywhere you see people carrying a BB handset, like it did in the past. But unfortunately, we haven't got our hands on to the complete list of it's internal specification details of the devices you see from both above and below photographs, just yet.



So, first is an 'awkward' looking handsome smartphone, named BlackBerry Passport, which has got an interesting shape and hardware. The phablet like new phone is more than just the squared word, packing a 4.5-inches capacitive square touchscreen of 1400 x 1400 resolution display, and a three row hardware physical QWERTY keyboard below the handset. The phone is expected to sport an improved Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 SoC with 4G LTE network capability and running BlackBerry operating system 10.1 out of the box. The phone is tipped to arrive later this year, we hear some dates of the month September.



Another units is dubbed as the new BlackBerry Classic, which is a successor handset to the company's previously announced smartphone from their 'Q' line-up of devices, which includes the high-end Q10 and middle-ranged Q5. The phone almost resembles the firm's old, Bold 9900 handset, with that chrome rim going through the sides of the chassis. This brand phone you see above will to have the same BlackBerry's traditional QWERTY hardware keyboard and optical trackball, and on top of that sits a 3.5-inches in diagonal capacitive touchscreen of the aforementioned pixels rate. We also hope this model to tot the same Quad-Core Snapdragon 800 processor, LTE network support with latest BlackBerry OS on top. These specific smartphone is mentioned for a November launch.

 Source: CrackBerry, GSMArena

BlackBerry shows off Z3 and Q20 at their MWC event



The Canadian smartphone and operating system manufacturer, BlackBerry is back to the markets, as the company's new Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chairman, John Chen introduces, the new Z3 and Q20 handsets at their Mobile World Congress trade show event, held yesterday.

 As said by the firm's CEO in position, the new Z3 smartphone is BlackBerry's first ever phone that'll make it to the Taiwanese Foxconn's network, in a strategic partnership, announced back in December, 2013. The other phone we have from the Canadian this time is the next generation Q20, which will sport the company's traditional physical QWERTY keyboard, buttons and a dedicated trackpad.

 The new BlackBerry Z3 (from the above picture) will come out of it's box with a Dual-Core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor with Cortex-A7 Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Adreno 305 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), a full five-inches screen of 540 x 960 resolution display marked at 220 pixels-per-inch, eight gigs of internal mass storage and 1 1.5 GB Random Access Memory (RAM), five megapixels main camera on the back with 1.1 megapixels snapper on the front, fourth generation LTE connectivity on board, running BlackBerry 10.2.1 OS over the hood. The Z3 attributes some apps like BlackBerry Hub, BBM, BlackBerry Keyboard, Time Shift & Story Maker, BlackBerry 10 Browser, Instant Previews & Reply, Fast, Easy Sharing, FM Radio and more. The handset is expected to show up on most of the major carriers around Indonesia, staring April.

 Lastly, the BlackBerry Q20, bringing back the old Menu, Back, Send and End hardware buttons along with their integrated trackpad to 2014, featuring a 3.5-inches capacitive touchscreen, which is currently the largest one announced from the BlackBerry QWERTY phones fleet. Other internals specifications of the phone is disclosed at the moment, only saying about a large battery for better battery life and premium material used in making it more reliable and durable. The phone will ship with enhancements from BlackBerry 10, by the end of second half of this year.

 Source: BlackBerry 1, 2

Beats Music streaming app launching this month



Bored of those same old names from the music streaming industry for your smartphones? Well we are to have the next big entry of to the existing online music surge, with Andre "Dr. Dre" Young's and Jimmy lovine's own Beats to a whole new level with an app built.

We heard somewhere it was coming, and now we get the confirmations from the sources that state, we will able to download the Beats Music Streaming Service to our smartphones by the 21st of this month, January. The American music people promises to introduce more user friendly experience of music pile with smarter algorithms and featuring special gusts performers and editors to the business. The new service is reportedly coming to all major platforms in Unites States for the sake of time followed by countries in the coming months.

Also a partnership with the Stateside carrier AT&T and Beats, will offer the users with premium plans of $10 per month usage and also $15 plans for family, supporting up to five users.

“Our angle on it was families. We think there’s a big opportunity here to change the way people think about music,” said David Christopher, Chief Marketing Officer of AT&T Mobility.

BlackBerry unveils Porsche Design P9982 in United Kingdom



BlackBerry updated their luxury line-up Porsche Design yesterday with P9982. Ahead of it's official announcement, the Canadian company refreshed their United Kingdom based domain with their new expensive handset.

 The new smartphone comes out of the box with the finest quality of stainless steel front, complemented with satin finish of interchangeable hand-wrapped Italian leather back battery door and a well polished BlackBerry 10 operating system with an unique Porsche Design P9982 BBM pin.

 The P9982 sports a Dual-Core Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon chipset and a Krait Central Processing Unit (CPU) clocked at 1.5GHz, an Adreno 225 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), 4.2-inches screen of 768 x 1280 resolution display marked at 355 pixels-per-inch, 64 gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), two gigs of Random Access Memory (RAM), eight megapixels main camera with Sapphire camera lens and LED flash light, capable of recording 1080p videos and a two megapixels 720p front facer, Bluetooth 4.0 and 4G LTE connectivity on board, 1,800mAh powered battery and BlackBerry operating system 10.2 to add with.

 The new Porsche Design P9982 is all set to hit the store shelves of Harrods Department store in London, UK at a price of 2400 United States Dollars.

 Source: BlackBerry, TechnoBuffalo

BlackBerry have no plans to introduce Google Play Store, but will run Android apps instead



While we have a few images of BlackBerry manufactured Z10 running the Google Play Store application, leaked a couple of days ago. Following the allegations, pilled up a number of rumors too. But to put a full stop on this case, one of the company's spokesperson have now moved all speculations out of it's way.

As he made it clear that the new update to the Canadian's operating system will pack the Android Runtime (ART), and will support installations and running of Google's platform Android based applications on BlackBerry 10 devices.

"There is no planned support for Google Play on BlackBerry. BlackBerry World remains the primary source for trusted and curated BlackBerry applications and we continue to support open standards and open source tools so BlackBerry developers can continue to create great apps on any of the development platforms we support," said the officials.

And as seen before, exactly what happened on the Z10, users with the BlackBerry update 10.2.1.1055 will be able to open up apk. files from the smartphone's file manager and install the application, without the need of converting the file to a BlackBerry optimized bar. format.

Source: CrackBerry

BlackBerry Z10 spotted running Google Play Store



Believe it or not folks! But what you see above is a few live images of a BlackBerry Z10 featuring Google Play Store. Even though it is very difficult to say whether this is a "Hocus Pocus" by the Adobe's great 'Photoshop' application or to believe what your eyes witness's. So, allow us to ask you, can Google Play Store really running on a BlackBerry 10.2.1 operating system?

 There is nothing much specified in the source, other than a wordings, "Found these online... Pics of Play Store on Z10". But at this stage, the company can make us expect the unexpected, accordingly  if this all turned out to be worthy, then the Canadian's can just sling wonders with their magic wand and their built hardware with Google's own Android market as a part of it's software.

 Source: CrackBerry, TechnoBuffalo

Blackberry's next C-series smartphone leaks



The Canadian telecommunication and wireless equipment company, Blackberry is in plans to release a new Blackberry 10 C-series smartphone. 

But it hasn't been a week since the company has released their latest flagship in the Z-lineup, the Blackberry Z30. For your instance, we have been reported a few specifications and details of this new upcoming leaked Canadian smartphone. This handset is rumored to be a low-end device which is expected to come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 chipset and LTE connectivity, 4.2-inches LCD screen with 720 x 1280 resolution display.

Meanwhile, the company is fighting to pull up it's socks in the smartphones market, where the firm has also announced to short down 4,500 jobs to reduce it's operating costs for next year, which will face a cut down in Quarter 2 of 2014 by a price of 1 Billion US Dollars.

Source: bbin

BlackBerry officially announces Z30



Do you remember the BlackBerry A10, that was in the rumor and leak files all long back a few months ago? Well today, BlackBerry Limited, the Canadian telecommunication and wireless equipment company has officially announced a new smartphone to their 'Z' line-up, the Z30.

 Specifications wise, the BlackBerry Z30 packs a Dual-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro processor clocked at 1.7GHz with Adreno 320 GPU as well, a five-inch Super AMOLED 720p display of 1280 x 720 resolution, 16 gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), 2 gigs of RAM, eight megapixels primary shooter and two megapixels front-facer, a 2,880mAh powered battery, and 4G LTE capabilities. 

 The phone runs the company's latest Operating System 10.2 on board. We still have no details on the smartphone's availability or pricing yet.
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