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BlackBerry Limited is not dead yet and is now targeting emerging markets to restore its lost glory. The firm has launched BlackBerry Leap in South Africa and in Nigeria.The $250-$280 BlackBerry Leap has the firm latest BlackBerry 10.3.1 operating system, a edge-to-edge 5-inch HD display and more than a full day’s battery power.With encryption, and built-in malware protection and back-up, wipe and restore, the phone is one of the safest phones in the market. BlackBerry Leap promises up to 25 hours from its 2800 mAh battery life and a Qwerty touchscreen keyboard.
The phone also comes with BlackBerry Blend for instant message notifications, read and respond to your work and personal email, BBM™ or text messages, and access your documents, calendar, contacts and media in real time on Mac OS X 10.7 +, Windows 7+ and Android 4.4+ via cellular and BlackBerry Assistant its digital assistant and accessto both BlackBerry World and Amazon Appstores.
Specs
Display: 5″HD touch display
Camera:8MP Rear camera and 2MP front.
Internal storage: 16GB
Battery life:25HRS
Resolution: 1280 x 720 HD resolution, 294 PPI
OS:BlackBerry® 10 operating system
MicroSD card support up to 128GB
Size 5.67 in by 2.87 in 0.37 in
Weight: 170 g
Processor: Qualcomm MSM 8960 1.5 GHz
RAM:2 GB RAM
USB ports: micro USB 2.0 high speed port
