BlackBerry DTEK60 specs, release and price
WE LOVED THE BlackBerry DTEK50.No, we really did.Forget the feel of the Z30 and BlackBerry Bold and instead stick BlackBerry software in a rebadged Alcatel Idol 4, then add poor battery life to match the distinctly average performance.
BlackBerry 'Argon' likely to be released as the DTEK60
Although we haven't heard a lot about the BlackBerry 'Argon' since the initial rumors popped up, there's now some further evidence the device exists directly off of BlackBerry's servers.Oddly enough, the details come directly from a page which was clearly not meant to be published given the 'donotpublish.html' extension but alas, they somehow went live confirming what was already rumored for specs of the 'Argon' only this time around, highlighting the device as the DTEK60.Specs:5.5" diagonal, 534 PPI, 2560 x 1440 Quad HD resolutionAll-touch screen, with intuitive gesture based navigationQualcomm Snapdragon 820 64-bit Quad-Core (MSM8996 with 64 bit Quad-Core 2+2 Kryo 2.15GHz / 1.6GHz), Adreno 530, 624MHz GPU4 GB RAM, 32 GB FlashUSB Type-C3000 mAh 4.4V non-removable Lithium-Ion battery QC3.0 Enabled21-megapixel auto-focus camera8-megapixel Fixed-FocusFingerprint sensor (DTEK60)Convenience keySadly, there's still no images associated with the page, and the link is sure to go missing as soon as someone realizes it has gone live, but at least this helps push the device into a little bit more than rumor status.
BlackBerry DTEK60 aka Argon coming soon, some details leaked
BlackBerry is still a name that will continue to be a part of the mobile industry.It may not be as popular especially when it comes to being a work phone but the brand has ventured in the Android game.Numbers may not be as high as projected but the Canadian smartphone pioneer is hoping sales will improve after the DTEK50 is made available.
BlackBerry DTEK60 briefly leaked on BlackBerry's own website
For a brief time on Tuesday, details of a yet-to-be announced BlackBerry DTEK60 were published and visible on BlackBerry's website.The page, first discovered by BlackBerry news site CrackBerry, has since been taken down.Thanks to the mixup, we now know the BlackBerry DTEK50 will be followed by the DTEK60.
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