I
recently filed my BlackBerry Passport review and gave the
handset a resounding two-thumbs up (4.5 out of 5). Needless to say I was very
impressed by this handset. BlackBerry really pushed the boat out this time
around, introducing a plethora of high-end hardware and a raft of useful and
hugely innovative features like BlackBerry Blend, a versatile QWERTY keyboard,
built in support for Android applications and
plenty more besides.
BlackBerry recently released the BlackBerry
Classic, a more conservative ‘Berry, and theBlackBerry Leap,
a $200 all-touch affair aimed at younger users that might not be able to afford
a high-end BlackBerry device like the Classic or Passport. All these handsets
run on BB10.3, BlackBerry’s latest build of BB10, and benefit from a raft of
USPs you simply will not find on any other platform.
