Blackberry is back with 'the world's most secure Android smartphone' - here's what it can do
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BlackBerryBlackBerry on Tuesday introduced the DTEK50, which it claims to be "the world's most secure Android smartphone."
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It's the Waterloo-based company's first follow-up to last year's BlackBerry Priv, and further solidifies its shift toward embracing Google's mobile OS.
Unlike that $700 phone, though, the DTEK50 is relatively affordable. It also doesn't come with one of BlackBerry's signature physical keyboards.
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Let's take a closer look at what the once-dominant phone maker has on the way.
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