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    Could this be the BlackBerry Android phone we’ve been waiting for?

    What’s happens when the Dell venue Pro and the Galaxy s6 edge have a baby? You will get Venice, the long rumored BlackBerry Android phone. And if this leak is to go by, we shall have a “dual curved display” just like in the s6 edge and a physical keyboard underneath that slides up just like the olden windows mobile Del Venue Pro . Renown smartphone leaker, Evan Blass (aka @evleaks) has posted a high-resolution render of the device, codenamed Venice, to Twitter.

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    The device shows the aforementioned display, curved at the sides plus a speaker at the bottom. The Venice runs Android instead of BlackBerry 10 and It also seems possible that there’s still a keyboard scurried away underneath that screen. The phone is expected to come with the full Google suite of apps and services and we hope it will be available internationally.

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    Last month, Reuters originally reported that BlackBerry would make the switch to Android. If this render proves accurate, it might well be coming soon. It’s been a very long time since there’s been a decent Android device with a physical keyboard.

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