5-inch BlackBerry A10 to have large 2,800 mAh battery and quad-core GPU
While we've seen bits and pieces of the rumoured BlackBerry A10 here and there, we finally have some specifications to go on. The specifications were

While we've seen bits and pieces of the rumoured BlackBerry A10 here and there, we finally have some specifications to go on. The specifications were leaked by CrackBerry forum member nereuszeer, and reveal quite a bit about the handset. The leak looks like it was a slide taken right off a BlackBerry presentation.

The A10 seems to be quite an upgrade over the Z10
The A10 will have an 8-megapixel rear camera, and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera. Memory wise, the handset is equipped with 16GB of internal storage, along with a hot-swappable microSD card slot which can be used to shove in an extra 64GB. Connectivity options seem to include LTE with the standard Wi-Fi, 3G and GPS functionality. It will also have NFC and DLNA. Under the hood, the handset will run on a dual-core 1.7GHz Snapdragon S4 processor, and the graphics will be handled by a quad-core GPU.
We already have a fair idea of what the handset will look like thanks to earlier leaks. It is worth noting, however, that despite the similarity the A10 has to the Z10 in terms of looks, the A10 will be a larger phone with a 5-inch display. The A10 will run on the latest version of BlackBerry 10 right out of the box, which is rumoured to be BlackBerry 10.2 by the time of the handset’s launch.
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