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Priced at $549, the BlackBerry KeyOne brings the classic keyboard back, but with a modern twist. It’s powered by a Snapdragon 625 CPU, and features a 4.5″ 1080p LCD display, 12.0-megapixel camera with a Sony sensor, a 3505mAh battery, all running Android 7.1 Nougat. To keep things secure, BlackBerry’s DTEK software comes pre-loaded and monitors the handset’s status, security, and enables you to select how services are able to use its functions. Click here for a few hands-on images. Continue reading for a hands-on video preview and more information.
“The KeyOne will be the first of the bunch, naturally, arriving in North America (the US and Canada, at least) in late April, priced at $549. US users will be able to buy it online at launch. The company is, perhaps unsurprisingly, focused on enterprise first, followed by ‘bring your own devicers.’ That means it’ll take some time before getting to any kind of wider retail availability,” reports Tech Crunch.