Blackberry Passport Release Date, Specs, Price, Review, Keyboard, Rumors And Latest Updates: Several Launch Events Will Take Place For Example In London, Dubai And Toronto Simultaneously

By John Kevin Muu Sep 19, 2014 09:29 AM EDT

Blackberry Passport Release Date, Specs, Price, Review, Keyboard, Rumors And Latest Updates: Several Launch Events Will Take Place For Example In London, Dubai And Toronto Simultaneously

We have the latest on the release date, specs, price, review, keyboard, rumors and latest updates of the Blackberry Passport. It is quite obvious that when asked, many people would prefer to buy an iPhone or a Samsung Galaxy phone, rather than a Blackberry Passport. But on leaning the features of the new Blackberry Passport, some will prefer it.

As a new addition in the product line, Blackberry ensures that the new flagship would make its way in the Android and the iOS. The best advantage of the new phone, however, is its battery. As this is a big device, one can expect that it has a higher battery capacity than that of its rivals. The Blackberry Passport features a physical keyboard and a touchpad on its 4.5-inch display. More features of the Passport include a 3GB RAM, 13MP rear camera, a 3450mAh battery and a 1440*1440 pixel screen resolution. The screen of the Blackberry is a square one so the users will no longer have to choose or decide which the portrait is and which the landscape orientation is. Since it has a broad screen, it will be convenient for those looking at spreadsheets and other work-related applications.

The new Blackberry flagship has been scheduled for release on 24^th September and many fans are really waiting to get their hands on the upcoming device. Several launch events will take place for example in London, Dubai and Toronto simultaneously. However, there are no special guests who have been invited like before. The fans should expect that the event will be as extravagant and classy as every before.

It is well known that Blackberry has always brought high-end products to its customers, and evidently, the Blackberry Passport is a continuation of the legacy. The Blackberry Passport is very unique when compared to other high-end flagships. The unique thing with this is that it has features that only it can have, and no other phone can have. The only thing that anyone could complain about the Blackberry Passport is the big size in that it is perfect for the work force but it cannot fit in most people's pockets which is quite a disadvantage. It is still vague whether this release will return Blackberry to the smartphone market.