Blackberry Q20 will be launch on November with other two devices.
Blackberry phone's was known of its QWERTY keyboard and a track pad. It was Apple's biggest competitor, but when Android phones emerged and almost all phone manufacturers except Nokia switched to Android Operating System things have been changed since then. It became Apple and Android dominated market. Nokia and Blackberry had major setbacks on their sales, but today Nokia has a great comeback with its Microsoft Mobile Operating System and Blackberry preparing for it return.
Blackberry steered a great market strategy and recently tied up with Verizon.
According to BGR.com Verizon announced this week, "That if a business decides to stick with BlackBerry, it will receive up to $150 in bill credits for every legacy device it upgrades. BlackBerry is hoping that more businesses will be willing to stay on board with BlackBerry 10 smartphones and BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10. The bill credits can be put towards BlackBerry technical support services, BBM Protected and a variety of other services. Other perks include free BES10 licenses, free technical support until January 31, 2015 and access to EZ Pass, which allows business to easily consolidate their devices, no matter which operating system they're running. The BlackBerry Z10, Q10 and Z30 smartphones all qualify for upgrades, but businesses will have to sign new two-year contracts in order to take advantage of the offer. Passports all around! The offer ends on September 30th, 2014."
The company aims to return to the market and starting to launch its new flagship phone the Blackberry Passport on September 24, and three phones in November.
One of these phones is the Blackberry Classic Q20. The phone will feature a smaller screen of 3.5inch than of that the usual phones today. It will also sports a trackpad and a row of physical buttons that include Send, End, Menu and Back Also it features a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor and 2GB of memory,
After the outrageous security breach in iCloud. Blackberry boast that the BlackBerry Q20 offers strong security features that include encryption for email and other communications, protection for sensitive files and personal information, remote data management for company phones, and the ability for the phone's owner to decide which apps the user can access.
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