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BlackBerry's cheaper DTEK 50 eschews the keyboard, but keeps Android
CNET BlackBerry's head of devices, Alex Thurber. Screenshot by Roger Cheng/CNET. BlackBerry is back with another phone. But does anyone care? The struggling phone maker on Tuesday unveiled the BlackBerry DTEK 50, its second phone powered by ... BlackBerry says its new Android smartphone is the 'world's most secure' BlackBerry Launches Its Second Android-Powered Phone BlackBerry unveils DTEK50 for $299, claims it's 'the world's most secure Android smartphone' |
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
BlackBerry's cheaper DTEK 50 eschews the keyboard, but keeps Android - CNET
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