JAKARTA – The BlackBerry cellphone manufacturer that has long disappeared has now reappeared with a new innovation, namely mobile phones with 5G connectivity.
Equipped with keyboard physically and running on the Android operating system, BlackBerry 5G is rumored to be launched in the first half of 2021. But unfortunately, there has been no leak about the full specifications.
BlackBerry plans to sell this phone only in Europe and North America. Some reports say, handset it is designed to help with the challenges of safe remote work, and is likely to be aimed at those who require a high level of information.
This phone doesn’t sound like something that would be widely available to consumers aka limited edition.
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It is known, currently BlackBerry is under the auspices of OnwardMobility, after previously being under the auspices of TCL. Since stopping making smartphones, BlackBerry has focused on security solutions for enterprise customers, with the BlackBerry Messenger platform perhaps the only remnant of its mobile heyday.
“What matters most to us is not only to make the devices the most secure and productive, they become everyday devices. That means things like the best cameras, and other specs you expect from your everyday cell phone. At the same time, we are. know that we have to be competitive, as well as our prices, “said OnwardMobility CEO Peter Franklin in his official statement as quoted from The Verge, Thursday, August 20.
The partnership with OnwardMobility and its Foxconn subsidiary FIH mobile will see the brand name have another opening to re-enter the smartphone market.
“BlackBerry is very pleased that OnwardMobility will present the BlackBerry 5G smartphone device with keyboard physicality that takes advantage of our high standards of trust and safety that are synonymous with our brand, “said BlackBerry Chief Executive and CEO, John Chen.
“We are very pleased that customers will experience the enterprise and government level security and mobile productivity that the new BlackBerry 5G smartphone offers,” Chen added.
For information, BlackBerry devices were the king of the mobile world at that time, but then Android and iOS jumped and their sales dropped dramatically. So that had decided to turn off their sales.
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