Walkthrough video of BlackBerry Z30 spotted online
Last week photos of BlackBerry's next flagship device the Z30 were leaked online by CrackBerry.com. Now a full-fledged video has come up which shows a walk-through of the upcoming BlackBerry device.

Last week photos of BlackBerry's next flagship device the Z30 were leaked online by CrackBerry.com. Now a full-fledged video has come up, which shows a walk-through of the upcoming BlackBerry device.
The video has been put up by a Vietnamese publication, Cellphone S and since the video is in Vietnamese, it is difficult to know what it talks about. In the video, however one can see the AT&T logo on the rear panel of the device.
While it is hard to verify if this is indeed the new Z30 or just the old Z10, the phone's screen does look a little bigger than the current BlackBerry Z10.
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BlackBerry Z30 in this screengrab from YouTube video.[/caption]
According to rumours, the BlackBerry Z30 will come with a 5-inch AMOLED display with 720x1280 pixels screen resolution and pixel density of 295 ppi.
Other features include: 1.7GHz dual-core Qualcomm MSM8960 processor, 2GB of RAM and Adreno graphics processor.
The camera is expected to have a 8-megapixel camera at the back and a 2 megapixel front camera. BlackBerry Z30 will include 16GB internal storage that would be expandable via a microSD card.
Pictures of another BlackBerry smartphone,were also leaked last week. This one with a 'slide-out' keyboardis allegedly called the Z15 and the photos were put out byBBerryBlog. Previously the BlackBerry Torch had a slide-out keyboard. The Z15 is being referred to as the 'Slider' for now.

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