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BlackBerry N-Series smartphone shows up in a live photo

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24 December, 2012

BlackBerry Touch UI Rumors

Only a few days after its touchscreen sibling made a couple of appearances, RIM's BlackBerry N-Series smartphone emerged in a duo of live photos. The soon to be revealed BlackBerry 10 smartphone packs a hardware QWERTY keyboard in addition to its capacitive touchscreen.

As you can see in the photos above, the BlackBerry N-Series looks a lot like the currently offered Bold 9900, save for the lack of navigation and menu buttons, which have given way to a larger screen. The QWERTY appears to be unsurprisingly well-made and comfortable, so the BlackBerry purists should have a good reason to look forward to the device.

The BlackBerry N-Series is all but certain to launch alongside the BlackBerry Z10 on January 30 in New York City. We will update you should we hear more about the upcoming device.

Source (translated) | Via

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  • AnonD-93859
  • s9C
  • 28 Dec 2012

I agree that Blackberry loyal users have stayed because of the soft physical qwerty and allocated keys for call/end/menu/return plus the trackpad because it's a phone first. I still would mainly use a trackpad, even on the touchscreen 9900/9930 mode...

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  • Denon87
  • pvN
  • 27 Dec 2012

I agree. Removing those buttons is one the most retarded mistake to do. Too many phone manufacturers do that mistake these days. Thats why Im still a nokia n95 8gb user.

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  • perspective
  • fXN
  • 27 Dec 2012

Who is we maybe its only you? Looking forward to these new berries

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