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BlackBerry Key2 coming on June 7

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George 12 May 2018

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The hardware keyboard on a phone will live for another year - BlackBerry is announcing the Key2 handset on June 7. The info comes courtesy of the company's own Twitter account, so it's about as official is it gets.

🔑2⃣ 👀 pic.twitter.com/t4ZF9yGfhH

— BlackBerry Mobile (@BBMobile) May 11, 2018

The BlackBerry Key2 went through the Chinese telecom governing body a couple of weeks ago, revealing its looks, plus some key (wink) specs. The official name wasn't mentioned back then, however. Well, it is now.

Above the hardware keyboard, there's 4.5-inch 1620:1080 display in a 3:2 ratio in a world of ever taller aspects. The Snapdragon 660 is in charge of doing the math, while a dual 12MP+8MP camera brings the Key series in present times.

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  • ghoztwalkaz
  • 4mD
  • 04 Jun 2018

This phone will be trully OVER PRICED , thats what BB usually does , thats why they will never be one of the top selling phone ever again , come on BB give us a good price , and they will sell like hot cakes

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  • New K1 user
  • m2p
  • 03 Jun 2018

I know what you mean. I just installed 'Button Mapper' and customised the onscreen buttons so that a single press does nothing, only a double press, or long press. Therein lies the advantage of Android, there is loads of flexibility and customisation...

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  • BK
  • msL
  • 02 Jun 2018

They cannot bring 9900 with Android and batter live of 3 days. The difference is in the software - Android is a huge CPU (and battery) hog, compared to the original BB or BB10.

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