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Exclusive BlackBerry Passport redesigned for AT&T: nothing new

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.

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ArtificiallyYours3393d ago

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.

emilysmithltg3392d ago

I agree, BlackBerry is once again on the rise.

ArtificiallyYours3392d ago (Edited 3392d ago )

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.

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AT&T is placing data limits on HBO Max again

This comes after new net neutrality laws pass in California.

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PrimeVinister1133d ago

Ajit Pai has a lot to answer for.

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AT&T's CEO predicts people will continue to cut cable out of their budget

AT&T’s CEO John Stankey said that he expects the pay-TV industry to soon hit a level of little or no growth. He predicts that it will plateau once the number of pay-TV subscribers falls somewhere between 55 and 60 million users.

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AT&T’s 5G ain’t s*** (yet), according to new PCMag report

PCMag released its Fastest Mobile Networks report and there are plenty of interesting insights to be found, including ones about 5G.

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