The smartphone, known under the code name Krypton now has a new “face” and trade name, BlackBerry Motion. This is a new mid-range smartphone manufactured by TCL, the Chinese company that took over the rights of the Canadian brand to be able to continue manufacturing mobile devices taking advantage of the pull that still has BlackBerry.
BlackBerry Motion Aka Krypton Leak Shows Full Touchscreen Phone
The smartphone which is known under the code name Krypton now already has a new “face” and trade name, BlackBerry Motion. This is a new mid-range smartphone manufactured by TCL, the Chinese company that took over the rights of the Canadian brand to be able to continue manufacturing mobile devices taking advantage of the pull that still has BlackBerry.
As we can see in the image the design is quite generic and simple. We find a metal frame that in theory would be combined with a carbon fiber backside and a traditional front with a very marked lower frame where you can see a start button that includes the BlackBerry logo.
The absence of the characteristic physical keyboard is the most striking of BlackBerry Motion. We know that it is not the first time that a device of the Canadian firm, BlackBerry without a physical keyboard, appears, but that does not change the fact that this is one of its great signs of identity and one of its greatest attractions.
At the spec level we do not yet have all the information, but this first leak talks to a screen with 1080p resolution, a Snapdragon 625 SoC, 4GB of RAM and a 4,000 mAh battery (fairly large by current standards).
The SoC Snapdragon 625 has an eight-core CPU Cortex-A53 low power to a maximum of 2GHz and an Adreno 506 GPU. Its operating system will be Android, but it is unknown which particular version will use this new device.
However, we do not know the price of sale and the exact date of availability, but the last BlackBerry devices have not been exactly good value for money so the precedents or patterns do not augur anything good.
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