Yesterday, BlackBerry launched in the Philippines the Classic, a smartphone that packs a QWERTY keyboard, 3.5-inch square screen, and old-school trackpad. If you've been following BlackBerry's progress when it comes to smartphones you might notice that the Classic's design was inspired by two devices the company has launched in the past, specifically the Q10 and the Bold 9900. The keyboard-equipped BlackBerry Classic with 3.5-inch touchscreen display and optical trackpad, has been officially launched in the country. Canadian handset manufacturer Blackberry may have teased us with a pre-order of its new device a month ago, and now the company goes back to roots as it officially launches the Blackberry Classic to the public today. The Classic is believed to be the successor to the Blackberry Bold 9900 and it features the classic and iconic QWERTY mobile keyboard and trackpad every corporate user loves, along with a slew of other features we've seen before during the pre-order sale. Blackberry is banking on this idea when the Canada-based recently announced that they are now accepting pre-orders for the new Blackberry Classic. You can use the oh so great classic BlackBerry keyboard or the onscreen keyboard when the slider is down. Read more in our articles including "BlackBerry Classic hands-on, first impressions" and "BlackBerry Classic officially launches in the Philippines".
Yesterday, BlackBerry launched in the Philippines the Classic, a smartphone that packs a QWERTY keyboard, 3.5-inch square screen, and old-school trackpad. If you've been following BlackBerry's progress when it comes to smartphones you might notice that the Classic's design was inspired by two devices the company has launched in the past, specifically the Q10 and the Bold 9900.
The keyboard-equipped BlackBerry Classic with 3.5-inch touchscreen display and optical trackpad, has been officially launched in the country. Canadian handset manufacturer Blackberry may have teased us with a pre-order of its new device a month ago, and now the company goes back to roots as it officially launches the Blackberry Classic to the public today. The Classic is believed to be the successor to the Blackberry Bold 9900 and it features the classic and iconic QWERTY mobile keyboard and trackpad every corporate user loves, along with a slew of other features we've seen before during the pre-order sale.
Our coverage of Blackberry Classic specs includes: "BlackBerry Classic hands-on, first impressions"; "BlackBerry Classic officially launches in the Philippines"; "Blackberry Classic officially announced, goes on sale". Each article provides unique insights and information.