Looking at the Features of The Blackberry Z10.

As we all are aware, the multi-hype that greeted the birth of the Blackberry smartphone that is deemed by the pundits to challenge, and even unsit the iphones and Galaxy tabs has come and will leave us gradually (too early to say, you may muse). The mobile phone has been greeted with open arms by many; this leads us to take a close look at the phone itself, and inform the intending buyers, the characteristics the phone possess.

*** This article is not based on hands-on experience; it is a sequence of web commentaries and load-types of most website reviews. ***


Now, the BlackBerry Z10 is an all-touchscreen device sporting a 4.2-inch 1280x768 display and 365DPI making it a higher resolution display than the Apple iPhone 5.

It's BlackBerry's first 4G smartphone and will initially be available on 4G through EE who are currently the only network capable of supporting the superfast mobile data service.

Under the hood there's a 1.5GHz dual-core processor along with a very meaty 2GB of RAM which will no doubt have been put in to tackle the advanced multi-tasking and image-editing that has been included in BB10. Taking on the world of Google Wallet and the Android operating system, the Z10 also comes with NFC and Bluetooth 4.0.

There's an 8MP snapper on the back capable of recording 1080p and a 2MP camera on the front with 720p recording and for BBM Video calls. The Z10 comes with 16GB of storage along with a Micro SD slot which can be expanded up to 32GB.
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BlackBerry has confirmed that it will be getting some big name apps to rivals Apple's iTunes store with Amazon Kindle, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter all heading to the new OS.



It was also announced earlier in the week that BlackBerry had signed a deal with the major TV studios and film networks confirming that big titles such as Prometheus, American Dad and Friends would all be available on BlackBerry 10.
BlackBerry 10: features

  

The new BlackBerry 10 operating system has been designed to operate without a back button, instead users simply swipe up from below the screen enabling them to access the main menu and flick between apps.

'Peek and Flow' is the new UI that has been designed for BB 10 letting users swipe up and then across and see a quick overview of all their notifications, this can be performed during any app.

One of the new features for BB 10 is the new BBM Video call function, not only are BBM users able to video call each other but can share their screens making it a useful biz tool.

More Pictures of the Blackberry Z10

At the unveiling.