The BlackBerry PRIV will cost somewhere around $630

BlackBerry is about to release its first Android-powered handset, the BlackBerry PRIV. It’s built so that no compromises are made, so it includes some of the most current specs in a very good design. We still don’t know everything about the specs, but we have seen some official photos that show the overall design of the phone. It has a subtlety curved display on the sides and there’s a physical keyboard hidden under it, so it slides downwards when users need it to make typing a little more pleasant. The company became known for the keyboards included in their handsets designed with productivity in mind, so this keyboard is probably comfortable as well. There have been some real-life pictures that show how thin and well-built the device is. On the software side, some pictures have shown a very light customization of the Android operating system, so it might end up looking like that with some custom apps to enhance its functionality according to the company. Despite the handset doesn’t seem to include a fingerprint scanner, the company has promised that the device will be very secure thanks to all of the technologies developed exclusively by them, hence the name that makes reference to privacy. Other specs include a 5.4-inch QHD display, powering it up is a Snapdragon 808 processor and 2 GB of RAM. There’s an 18-megapixel main camera with OIS.