Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Hello Moto and Blackberry's KEYone

The Mobile World Congress 2017 kicked off their mobile consumers to salivate on tech companies new offerings for the year. One of the standouts is Lenovo's Moto G5. Another tech giant making its comeback is Blackberry and their KEYone handset.

Hello Moto! Lenovo's Moto G5 News

Motorola went Hello Moto to their users once again last year when they launched the Moto G4 at the MWC 2016. According to Mirror.co.uk, G4 was coined as the "best budget smartphone ever made." Because of this, the pressure to retain the title is probably what Lenovo's recently acquired company has in mind.

Of course, they can also try and outdo themselves and bring more features on the table. The outlet notes that the phone boasts of a battery that lasts "all day," a problem most people have with their current smartphones. It will be a breath of fresh air if the phone will last a day. It sports a 2800 mAh battery.


Hello Moto Gorgeous
Meanwhile, if you do really consume the juice of the Moto G5's battery, the company came prepared and included "a rapid charger that offers hours of power within minutes." Now, isn't that good news for people who has a very active social life?

Another positive feature that youngsters will probably look at is its 13MP rear camera and 5MP front camera. The smartphone's camera is already perfect for all the selfies they will be taking including groufie shots too with friends. The Moto G5 will be available in March.

Blackberry Making Its Comeback

On the other hand, another mobile phone is trying to regain its consumers. Blackberry's KEYone is hopeful that mobile consumers who missed their keypad will come running back to them.

Engadget reports that if you are once a Blackberry user, the KEYone will bring back memories when you tap your BBMs to your friends with their ever reliable keypad. Apart from that, they also gave the phone's battery life a further boost.

The latter report notes that it sports a 3,505 mAh battery to ensure that their users are connected for two full days without the need to charge. Now, isn't that a sweet deal?

Blackberry Back With Its Keypad
Some may actually raise their eyebrows and ask, so how can it compete with the other smartphones? It admits that it is not a phone for all users but it plans to target certain individuals who are now craving to get a Blackberry phone back in their hands.

Being a Blackberry user for quite some time, people were very fond with the Blackberry Messaging or more commonly known as BBM. It was one of the selling points of the phone and reading through the article, there was not a mention of it. I am not sure if like a candy bar, it will slowly unveil itself when the product is available in the market.

The phone is going to be available in April but it seems its US relaunch is at the bottom part of the list. Well, we can only just wait and see.

The Mobile World Congress 2017 will run until March 2. What can you say about these two phones? Share them here!

Source(s): 
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