Here we are providing you the latest news about Blackberry company ditches keyboard for new Leap Smartphone in Canada. BlackBerry is forgoing its famous physical keyboard in its newest smartphone, media reported. The Canada-based company recently launched BlackBerry Leap in Canada. Leap is a cheaper option for consumers who want a touch screen but don’t want to pay a higher price as in the case of an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy phone. It’s the first touch screen phone from the company since it launched the Z30 more than a year-and-a-half ago. Usually, BlackBerry sets with a keyboard are more popular with the company’s business-centric clientele and it has focused on releasing models like the Passport and Classic. Features on the Leap include a 25-hour battery life and an eight-megapixel camera, according to reports.
Blackberry New Leap Smartphone in Canada
The company says wireless carriers will offer BlackBerry Leap for free when users sign a two-year contract, or it can be purchased without a contract for $349. Higher-end smartphones, including some alternative BlackBerry devices, tend to cost $400 to $900 with a contract, depending on the model. BlackBerry also announced that T-Mobile, one of the big US wireless carriers, will begin stocking its BlackBerry Classic model starting next week.
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