"Blackberry’s infamous square design is still popular among smartphone users it seems, as the recently launched Blackberry Passport managed to sell over 200,000 units in just a couple of days after release. Now it looks like the company wants to take it to the next level by launching a Blackberry Passport Gold Edition."
The BlackBerry KEYone will start shipping at the beginning of May. Is the new handset a major improvement compared to the 2014 Passport? I think not.
Interesting that blackberry is back but I forgot it was even a phone.. I will have to see for myself how it does but the fact that it's running droid seems like a step backwards not forward
"AT&T and BlackBerry have confirmed at CES 2015 in Las Vegas that the carrier would be selling the new BlackBerry Passport soon enough. Since that date hasn’t arrived yet, we are speculating that since we’re at the end of January, a February release by the American carrier would be appreciated and likely."
An AT&T exclusive BlackBerry Passport is in the works from the company, touting a refreshed design that won’t be as rigid as the original model. BlackBerry & AT&T decided to collaborate on a new BlackBerry Passport that will be found exclusively in AT&T stores, but if you are wondering whether customers of the carrier will get some special functions, better specs or new features, I have to disappoint you, since the companies said that the Passport will be basically the same, except for a few design elements.
One of the cleanest looking iteration of the latest BlackBerry handset.
The Passport and BB OS 10.3 are a rising threat for the competition, IMO. 2015 should be an eventful year.
Not a fault, but I think BlackBerry was clever to keep the Passport a two-handed variant. Them releasing a Curve successor, the Classic, makes for an effective market research. Figure out which form is best.
Speaking of which I hope they chisel out the Classic's kinks and that price down some. It is a very interesting phone as well... I just want a user replaceable battery.
