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BlackBerry Venice caught in wild: A QWERTY-lover’s Android dream

BlackBerry Venice caught in wild: A QWERTY-lover’s Android dream

Posted on September 1, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

BlackBerry’s Venice slider smartphone has been caught in the wild, with the handset proudly flaunting its Android software. The images, shared on Vietnamese site Tinhte, show the traditional – and much-loved – physical keyboard, as well as what’s said to be a 5.4-inch touchscreen display that can slide down to cover it for a more pocket-friendly phone.

 

Renders of the QWERTY-slider leaked last month, along with speculation that the smartphone would feature curved displays on the sides in the vein ofSamsung’s Galaxy S6 edge+.
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