At last, BlackBerry launches android phones in Nigeria

blackberry-android By Emeka Aginam Delivering the best its privacy and productivity to the largest App Eco-system, the Canadian phone maker, BlackBerry Limited has introduced into the Nigerian market BlackBerry PRIV secure , the first-ever BlackBerry smartphone powered by Android. While PRIV will provide a choice in operating system to new and existing customers, the phone maker said that it remains committed to the BlackBerry 10 operating system, and will continue to release platform updates focused on security and privacy enhancements. Combining the best of BlackBerry’s productivity, security and privacy features with the wide world of Google Play store apps, PRIV is the epitome of form and function. The smart device , according to the phone maker has been engineered with the world’s finest technology and packaged in an ultra-thin device including a dual-curved screen, touch and physical keyboards, state-of-the-art 18MP camera, and long-lasting battery – with unique tools that allow users to manage and control their privacy. New standard for the slider form factor As part of BlackBerry’s cross-platform strategy to provide a greater choice of secure solutions to its customers, with the product, users will see a seamless merging of key BlackBerry 10 productivity features like the BlackBerry Hub and BlackBerry Calendar into PRIV. Additional key features include: Full Android App and Ecosystem experience The device brings incredible new features to the Android platform and gives users full access to over one million applications: whether it’s Instagram, Spotify, Uber or BBM , you’ll find it on Google PlayTM. Keyboards The smart device offers the freedom to choose between a virtual keyboard or a physical keyboard for speed and accuracy. Tough and beautiful screen A stunning 5.4-inch immersive dual-curve OLED display offers plenty of room to work or play with rich colors, deep black levels and less power consumption. At a resolution of 2560×1440, it sports an incredible pixel density of 540 PPI – 4x the amount of pixels of a standard HDTV. Along the screen’s curved edge is the Productivity Tab that provides an “at a glance” view of the most pertinent info from BlackBerry Hub, Calendar, Task, and Contacts. Battery life PRIV has a 3410 mAh battery with enough power to work up to 22.5 straight hours of mixed usage*. Camera Engineered to deliver professional looking photos with minimal effort, an 18MP camera, certified by Schneider-Kreuznach , integrates technologies commonly found in DSLR cameras. Performance and expandable storage PRIV is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor, a premium-tier chipset designed to offer consumers a superior and compelling user experience along with peace of mind with Qualcomm SecureMSM technology and Qualcomm Snapdragon StudioAccess content protection. Plus, with 32 GB of onboard storage and support for micro SD cards up to 2TB, the new PRIV gives users the flexibility to add affordable and hot-swappable storage to download, install, capture and share as their needs evolve. Natural sound PRIV comes with powerful speakers and a three-microphone system that delivers a high-quality listening experience. BlackBerry natural sound technology is built in to adapt Wi-Fi and cellular call sound depending upon phone position and background noise, automatically adjusting volume so users don’t have to. Android for work PRIV comes ready for work. Android for Work support allows for fast, simple and secure integration with the enterprise environment. Seamless integration with Google Play for Work enables easy access to IT-managed apps. Security and privacy PRIV was designed with security at its core, building on BlackBerry’s legacy of security and keeping private its customers’ data. Security highlights include: Advanced privacy controls The exclusive DTEK by BlackBerry app for Android monitors and reports on application access to the microphone, camera, location and personal information, enabling users to be confident that their personal data is being kept private. Users can know at a glance when their privacy could be at risk so they can take action to improve it. Secure hardware BlackBerry’s hardware root of trust, a unique manufacturing process, injects cryptographic keys into the device hardware, providing a secure foundation for the entire platform. Verified boot and secure bootchain Keys have been embedded to verify every layer of the device from hardware to OS to applications in order to make sure they haven’t been tampered with. Additionally, thousands of modifications were made to harden the Linux kernel with numerous patches and configuration changes to improve security. Fully supported on BlackBerry’s EMM solution PRIV can be integrated with our leading EMM solution, BES 12, which offers cross-platform management of PRIV and other devices; providing a full end to end security solution and secure collaboration applications for business users like Secusuite for secure voice and WatchDox for secure file sharing. 47 Shares 3921 johnabayomi2 View all posts by johnabayomi2 → Previous PostDr. Dre Photo: Monster, LLC. - http://www.BeatsByDre.com Dr. Dre stars in Apple’s first TV show You might also like 5 foods you should not eat again 5 foods you should not eat again Lady shocks Annie Idibia, strips before 2face at Sapele Lady shocks Annie Idibia, strips before 2face at Sapele Biafra: Jubilation in Enugu as Nnamdi Kanu regains freedom Biafra: Jubilation in Enugu as Nnamdi Kanu regains freedom How Ekiti under-aged girls are turning into comfort women How Ekiti under-aged girls are turning into comfort women See face of fake Army General who sponsors Boko Haram See face of fake Army General who sponsors Boko Haram `Virgin’ undergraduate, 22, raped to death `Virgin’ undergraduate, 22, raped to death I have sex three to four times everyday I have sex three to four times everyday Meet the first female army officer in Nigeria Meet the first female army officer in Nigeria Recommended by Disclaimer Comments expressed here do not reflect the opinions of vanguard newspapers or any employee thereof. 43 comments Livefyre Sign in 71 people listening JommuHelpvisa

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