Smartphone fans are in for a busy fall season this year. On top of Apple’s iPhone 5S, Samsung’s Galaxy Note III and the intriguing Moto X, it appears as though BlackBerry also has a new flagship smartphone in store. CNET reports that the BlackBerry A10 will be BlackBerry’s followup to the Z10. Like its predecessor, the A10 will feature a full-touch form factor, though additional details are unknown for the time being. The report claims BlackBerry’s new high-end phone will launch this coming November, and while multiple carriers are expected to support the device, the only one CNET could confirm for the time being is Sprint.
BlackBerry A10 revealed as Z10 successor, launch reportedly set for November
Published Jun 5th, 2013 2:20PM EDT
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