BlackBerry today officially announced it's second Android smartphone which is the new DTEK50.

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In the press release by the company, the phone is said to be the slimmest and the most secure smartphone presently available (being a proud owner of a BlackBerry smartphone, I wouldn't doubt the company's pride in security), but then I will like to explain the specs of the phone with my little knowledge in mobiles.

Case: DTEK50 is said to be a 7.4 mm thick device with a 5.2 inch scratch resistant display. Unlike the Priv, the DTEK50 is an all touchscreen device which means there is no physical keyboard present

Operating system: The phone ships with the already stable Android 6.0 Marshmallow--which already contains verify boot that monitors device OS state during boot up for security vulnerabilities.

Camera: The rear camera is a 13MP camera while the front camera is 8MP (this is definitely one of the reasons why the device is said to be cost-effective.

The 8MP front camera sports a fixed-focus lens with an 84-degree field of view, automatic image and video stabilization, a specialized selfie flash, and a wide-angle/panoramic selfie mode. Rated at f-2.2, this camera can capture images at a pixel size of 1.125 um. It’s also capable of recording HD video at a resolution of up to 1080p at 30 frames per second.

The 13MP rear camera, meanwhile, features a 6-element, auto-focus f2.0 lens with 4x digital zoom. It is BlackBerry’s fastest-performing camera to date. In addition to PDAF and its dual toned LED flash, it makes use of automatic face detection, can toggle between continuous focus and touch-to-focus, and offers a range of live filters that can be applied to your photos. Like the selfie cam, it can also record 30 frames-per-second HD video at up to 1080p.

Storage: The phone's internal storage is 16GB with can be expanded up to 2TB.
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@op some nairalanders can actually hack that phone.

Perfectdanny:
@op some nairalanders can actually hack that phone.

not sure it can be done for now as the security features in the phone are those of proposed Android nougat and it's not out yet. And also if you know BlackBerry security very well, you'll understand the company employs one of the best technique (next to Apple) and so i'll disagree with your point.