BlackBerry has launched its first smartphone
running the Android operating system.
It is a new approach for the company which has
struggled to attract customers to its own
operating system, BB10.
BlackBerry said its new device, Priv, was designed
to offer customers improved security over rival
Android handsets.
"Coming with a device that tries to address
security on Android is a good idea, but may have
been better three years ago," said Francisco
Jeronimo, research director for industry analysts
IDC.
"It will be difficult to regain clients who have
already moved to other handsets, and it's quite
an expensive device."
The BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones went hands-on with
the Priv and asked the company if it was enough
to win back market share.

My God. Gotta get this but damn its expensive.

I am with blackberry any time and any day but as for being "an expensive device" they are on their own.

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Call 08131081310

Windows should follow suit.