as declared in Android smartphone makers are clamouring to copy Apple and build face-scanning tech into their device after the unveiling of the high-end iPhone X in September. Of course, Apple wasn't the premier tech firm to build some kind of facial recognition tech into its phones. "We've seen a substantial pick up of interest and involvement between top Android brand vendors in three-dimensional sensing ever iPhone X was unveiled." Apple's rivals have seen what three-dimensional sensing could do, and they want a piece of the action. The iPhone X going to not chock shop shelves until November, and Android companies are alavailiable next its lead.
BlackBerry to launch Android smartphone with no keyboard
BlackBerry has unveiled its new flagship smartphone which goes all-in on the touchmonitor and dumps the vendor's usual physical keyboard. Officially reported at the GITEX tech Week, held in Dubai, yesterday, the Blackberry Motion is an Android-powered complete touchmonitor device made with TCL. When Blackberry did'nt have much input on the design of the product, the smartphone going to feature its Enterpheight Services. The Motion is alextremely the premier Blackberry device to be IP67 dust and water-resistant. "The launch of BlackBerry Motion allows us to more diversify our output offering, delivering new experiences the time remaining steadfast with the privacy, reliability and productivity which have made BlackBerry very iconic over the years," told Alain Lejeune, universal general manager for BlackBerry Mobile.
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