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BlackBerry Ghost to arrive in India this summer sporting a 4,000 mAh battery
The BlackBerry Ghost may not sport the company's iconic keyboard if images are anything to go by.

Back in February popular tipster, Evan Blass leaked an image of a premium BlackBerry smartphone, touted as the 'Ghost'. The smartphone which is said to be an offering exclusive to the Indian market is now being rumoured to pack a large battery inside it.[caption id="attachment_4681791" align="alignnone" width="1280"]![The BlackBerry Motion. Image: BlackBerry]()

The BlackBerry Motion. Image: BlackBerry[/caption]Evan Blass, who was again the source of the leak. took to Twitter stating that while there's not a lot of information available yet on the BlackBerry Ghost, it will pack a 4,000 mAh battery.While this may sound like a lot, a battery this large would be among the largest in the premium smartphone segment.
Blass also mentions that the flagship smartphone will pack a dual-camera setup on the back with optical zoom and enhancements for better low-light performance. The Ghost is expected to launch sometime this summer, which means that we're not too far from seeing it being officially revealed.According to a previous report, the BlackBerry Ghost will sport a bezel-less design and will be available in a full black colour scheme. We're yet to learn whether BlackBerry will be trying to come up with a bezel-less edge-to-edge design or stick to a more standard approach.BlackBerry might also not include its iconic keyboard if leaked images are anything to go by.First Published:Jul 06, 2018, 16:21:01 IST
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