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TCL invitation hints at possible BlackBerry Key2 LE launch
The spirit of the BlackBerry Curve lives on (probably)
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BlackBerry launches 2 keyboard-less phones with huge batteries in India
BlackBerry unveiled its Key2 Android-based handset just two months ago, and the brand is already set to launch a couple more ...
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A budget version of the BlackBerry Key2 is on the way
The KEY2 Lite will likely be announced at IFA in August.
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Review: The Key2 is the best BlackBerry phone. Ever.
No, not hyperbole. This phone is a productivity powerhouse.
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Three things TCL needs to do in order to make the BlackBerry Key2 a success
TCL has to change how people think about BlackBerry to make the Key2 a success
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Hands-on: The BlackBerry Key2 has me unreasonably excited for a physical keyboard
After weeks of teasers and leaks, TCL's Blackberry Key2 is finally official. If you have dearly missed a physical keyboard this is obviously the phone for you. But even if you've never cared about a clicky keys, the Key2 is compelling in just how different it is from the competition. ...
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TCL launches the BlackBerry Key2 for $649
The BlackBerry Key2 will drop later this month.
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Leaked BlackBerry Key2 specs hint at serious battery endurance
The Key2 is no slouch.
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This is what the BlackBerry Key2 looks like
Ooooh, pretty.
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TCL gives the BlackBerry KEY2 a separate Chinese launch amidst big retail push
TCL is going all-in on China
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BlackBerry's next flagship arrives June 7
BlackBerry has had a bumpy ride the last few years, but the brand is still alive and kicking thanks to a partnership with Chinese manufacturer TCL. Now its gearing up to launch a new device: BlackBerry sent out invites to a June 7 event, where it will announce the successor to last ...
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BlackBerry's going after Snapchat now. Who's next?
If you're a social media service, then you might want to lock your doors, because it looks like BlackBerry is on the hunt. Its most recent target: Snapchat. BlackBerry's first target was Facebook, which it claimed was ripping off messaging tech it'd patented years ago. Now the ...
