"Mirror Online" declare : BlackBerry KeyOne: TCL Communication brings back the keyboard with new Android phone at MWC 2017

The Keyone, unveiled ahead of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) tech show in Barcelona, has been built by Chinese manufacturer TCL Communication as part of a new deal to make BlackBerry phones. TCL chief executive Nicolas Zibell said: "Impressively designed to be distinctly different, the BlackBerry KeyOne re-imagines how we communicate by offering unmatched productivity and the world's most secure Android smartphone experience. Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid EmailTCL Communication, the company now operating the BlackBerry brand, has unveiled a new smartphone that combines a touchscreen with a physical keyboard. As well combing a 4.5-inch screen with the keyboard, the KeyOne features a 12-megapixel rear camera and quick charging technology which enables the phone to charge to 50% in around 36 minutes, BlackBerry says. (Photo: TCL)"The new BlackBerry portfolio has a chance of success, because few companies now offer BlackBerry-style design and features, and the productivity-focused smartphone segment is underserved.


as informed in A Feb. 26, 2017, article on TheSeattleTribune.com says in a headline, "Trump's Android device believed to be source of recent White House leaks." A fake news report claiming that President Donald Trump's unsecured Android cell phone is probably the source of several news leaks from the White House is actually the fabrication of a well-known source of contrived stories. The story keys off a maelstrom of news about leaks from the White House, combined with Trump's penchant for tweeting and his reported actual use of an unsecured Android phone. The post was flagged by Facebook users as being potentially false, as part of Facebook's efforts to combat fake news. But TheSeattleTribune.com is a website that makes up their stories, and is associated with another faux news site called AssociatedMediaCoverage.com.


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Hands-on with the cheapest Nokia Android phone - Review - PC Advisor

You can also find out more about its bigger siblings in our Nokia 5 review and Nokia 6 review. Nokia 3 review: Price & AvailabilityThe Nokia 3 is the cheapest phone available in the new Nokia Android range, with a price of 139 Euros which we expect will work out at around £120. Nokia 3 review: Hardware, features & specsThe Nokia 3's 5in screen has a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels like the Nokia 5. Nokia 3 review: SoftwareThe Nokia 3 runs a delightfully simple "Pure" Android 7.0 Nougat complete with Google Assistant and without any fancy trimmings to overcomplicate things. Nokia is back, and with it comes new Android phones that we expect could fly off the shelves when they're launched later this year.




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