RIM's BlackBerry 10 operating system is not set to release until January, but photos of a smartphone that reportedly runs the new OS have been leaked online already.
RIM is set to launched BB10 and unveil new handsets on Jan. 30. While RIM has provided developers and reporters with some hands-on time with BB10, few details about its new smartphones have been released. The company has seeded the touch-screen BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha and the QWERTY BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha C to developers to try out the OS, though.
The leaked photos show the BlackBerry device powered off, so no glimpse at the OS, but they do show off the grey-black bezel attached to the top and bottom of the phone, adding length to the device a la iPhone 5 . It also boasts the same rounded corners as Apple's latest offering, but includes slots for a micrsoSIM and microSD card, hidden by the rear cover. Underneath the removable piece of plastic is an NFC antenna, as well as an 1,800mAh batter, based on the photos.
The L-Series seems to include the play/pause toggle button, hiding in the middle of the volume rocker on the right side of the phone, while micro-USB and micro-HDMI ports balance out the left side.
RIM is set to launched BB10 and unveil new handsets on Jan. 30. While RIM has provided developers and reporters with some hands-on time with BB10, few details about its new smartphones have been released. The company has seeded the touch-screen BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha and the QWERTY BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha C to developers to try out the OS, though.
The leaked photos show the BlackBerry device powered off, so no glimpse at the OS, but they do show off the grey-black bezel attached to the top and bottom of the phone, adding length to the device a la iPhone 5 . It also boasts the same rounded corners as Apple's latest offering, but includes slots for a micrsoSIM and microSD card, hidden by the rear cover. Underneath the removable piece of plastic is an NFC antenna, as well as an 1,800mAh batter, based on the photos.
The L-Series seems to include the play/pause toggle button, hiding in the middle of the volume rocker on the right side of the phone, while micro-USB and micro-HDMI ports balance out the left side.
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