2 minute read
27/07/2017
The iconic business phone is back, and it’s more secure than ever. We found out about it from Logan Bell, TCL Communication Ltd.
BlackBerry has always held a special place in the hearts of businesspeople. The keypad functionality, the security features and slick design made it the obvious choice for anyone who wanted to work harder, stay safer and make the right impression.
Well, the phones you knew and loved are gone, and they’ve been replaced by something bigger, brighter and bolder. That’s right, the keyboard is back.
There have been a lot of changes, including the biggest ever battery in a BlackBerry phone. So, you get 26 hours of mixed use – watching videos, calls, and writing emails. And it’s an all day battery, making it ideal for remote workers who are always on the go. If you’ve ever been in a situation where your battery is dying and you can’t find a plug for a quick charge then you’ll definitely appreciate it. And assuming you do manage to drain the battery, the Qualcomm Quickcharge 3.0 feature charges the KEYOne up to 50% in just 36 minutes.
Becoming more productive is a huge driver for businesses of all sizes. This is a phone that’s got productivity built in from the ground up. Each of the 26 keys can be independently programmed, so you can press ‘C’ to compose your email or ‘B’ to immediately start calling your business partner. Plus, the keyboard can also be used as a trackpad to interact with your screen, which you can see in action in the following video.