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Leak Shows Us BlackBerry's Next Android Phones

Apr 28, 2016 07:08 PM
Two smartphones side by side displaying a similar interface.

Images of BlackBerry's two upcoming Android phones have surfaced. Reportedly named "Hamburg" and "Rome," keeping with the company's tradition of using cities as code names for its devices, the images come from BlackBerry Central founder Dylan Habkirk (via Times News UK/GSMArena).

BlackBerry smartphone models displayed side by side.

Leaked, blurry image of the BlackBerry Hamburg and Rome from early April.

The leaked image (below) of Hamburg doesn't show the device with a physical keyboard, but it's possible that it could be a slider like the BlackBerry Priv.

Smartphone front view on a black background.

Hamburg doesn't appear to have a physical keyboard.

Not much else is known about Hamburg. The image shows dimensions of 146 mm long by 78 mm wide, but there's no indication as to how thick the phone will be. There also appears to be a speaker grille along the bottom, and the frame looks to be made of metal.

BlackBerry smartphone displaying the Google search bar and Berry Link app.

A closer look at Hamburg.

Hamburg will reportedly be released sometime in the second half of 2016 for a price around $400.

Rome does have a physical keyboard, and looks like a slimmed-down version of the Passport. There is no rumored release timetable for Rome.

BlackBerry smartphone with BerryLINK branding on a dark background.

Rome will have a physical keyboard.

There weren't any specs released in the leak other than Hamburg's height and width, so we'll just have to wait and see if any other news springs up.

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