With the BlackBerry KEYone Oreo update now rolling out in North America, many BlackBerry Motion owners were wondering when they would also see the update. Today. It starts.. today!
After a reasonably short beta testing period that kicked off in July, BlackBerry KEYone owners in Canada have now started receiving the official Android Oreo 8.1 update today.
The BlackBerry KEY2 is here and it improves upon the KEYone in loads of ways, but there's always room for even more improvement.
With the leaks and certifications piling up, it was only a matter of time before BlackBerry Mobile took steps to announce their next device.
It seems as though BlackBerry World started having some issues over the weekend and those still using BlackBerry 10 are currently unable to download apps. We've reached out to BlackBerry to inquire, they noted they're aware of the issue.
After delaying their Oreo update for the BlackBerry KEYone, it now appears Rogers is back on track and ready to roll it out starting on August 13.
The BlackBerry KEY2 LE has popped up several times now on its way to becoming official but the latest leak of the device, coming from the folks over at Android Police, is the best look and confirmation of specs yet.
We did a quick drop test with a quite exaggerated fall (most times you're phone won't fall nearly this far) and we kept the camera rolling to give you an on-device view and we can safely say the BlackBerry KEY2 is one heck of a well-built device.
Having trouble deciding if you want to pick up a new BlackBerry KEY2? You shouldn't be. But for those of you on the fence, here are the top 5 features that will really sway your decision and keep you away from buying just another boring phone.
Trying to pound out an email on a touchscreen is fine, but when you're on the train or in the back of a taxi, there's no better way to do it than with a physical keyboard.