BlackBerry Limited has launched the BlackBerry Passport, a new device built for productivity, in Nigeria.
Featuring
a large square touch screen, new QWERTY touch-enabled keyboard and
BlackBerry’s latest 10.3 operating system, the BlackBerry Passport gives
users a wider vision to do mobile business without compromising
portability.
Speaking on the occasion, BlackBerry Territory
Director (West Africa), Charles Asinugo told reporters in Lagos that the
firm is being re-engineered to become the market leaders.
Asinugo
said John Chen is repositioning the firm to assure the customers of
security, productivity and collaboration, adding that Nigeria remains
central to its business.
Blackberry had named Chen as its interim
chief executive officer. Chen had said the management changes at the
firm were aimed at refining the company's strategy "to ensure we deliver
the best devices, mobile security and device management".
The
BlackBerry Passport encourages productivity with a 4.5’’ square touch
screen that optimizes screen real estate to enable users to read 60
characters per line, whereas a typical all-touch device in portrait
orientation only displays 40 characters. When you combine this with a
revolutionary touch-enabled keyboard, you will be able to get more done
on your smartphone, without feeling the need to turn to your PC or
tablet to read and write emails, view maps, surf the Web or edit
documents.
It explained that its key features include its
innovative screen which is a 4.5’’ square full high definition (HD)
screen and a pixel density of 453ppi, offering the best resolution of
any device in its range including the Galaxy S5 and iPhone 6 Plus; its
best-in-class battery power at 3450mAh, makes the device to be able to
be alive for up to 30 hours of mixed use.
The BlackBerry
Passport’s revolutionary new keyboard brings innovation to input with a
responsive touch surface that lets you perform many touch functions
directly on the keyboard. You can scroll web pages, flick to type or
slide along the keys to move the cursor, leaving the full screen space
for viewing while the device is built for the most demanding user using
durable materials mixed with top-of-the-line technology, including a
Gorilla Glass display with 1440 X 1440 resolution, Quad Core 2.2 GHZ
Processor, 3 GB RAM, 13 MP OIS rear Camera and 32 GB memory.
It
comes preloaded with the BlackBerry 10.3 operating system, including new
features such as BlackBerry Assistant, BlackBerry Blend and Amazon
Appstore. It has a fresh look that incorporates updated icons and an
action bar so that each user’s most commonly accessed functions are in
the center of their screen.
The BlackBerry Blend seamlessly brings
messaging and content that is on your BlackBerry Passport to your
computer and tablet. Get instant notifications, read and respond to your
work and personal messages, and access your documents, calendar,
contacts, BBM and media in real-time on supported Mac OS, Windows and
Android devices, powered by your BlackBerry.
The BlackBerry
Assistant is BlackBerry’s first digital assistant and can be used with
voice and text commands to help users manage work and personal email,
contacts, calendar and other native BlackBerry 10 applications.
BlackBerry Assistant intelligently determines how to respond to you
based on how you interact with it – if you type, it responds silently,
if you speak, it speaks back and if you activate over Bluetooth, it
speaks back with additional context because it assumes you might not
have access to the screen.
BlackBerry World showcases essential
apps for the BlackBerry Passport smartphone customer, including
productivity apps like Bloomberg Professional. Get the best on
BlackBerry World, uniquely suited to you.
Preloaded on BlackBerry
Passport Amazon Appstore which can access popular consumer apps through
the Amazon Appstore, including the latest Android games and apps, such
as Groupon, Netflix, Pinterest, Candy Crush Saga and Minecraft.
BlackBerry
Passport comes with powerful speakers and a quad 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 you don’t have to.

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