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Blackberry, the Canadian Multinational Company, is all set to launch a bezel-less smartphone with the name tag Blackberry Ghost. According to the recent leaks which have surfaced online is suggesting that Blackberry premium smartphone will come with name tag Blackberry ‘Ghost ‘ and it will launch in the Indian market very soon, featuring an 18:9 aspect ratio display.
The leaked reports also suggesting that upcoming Blackberry premium smartphone will be manufactured by Optimus Infracom. Evan Blass tweet that, "BlackBerry 'Ghost': a bezel-less, premium Android handset from licensee Optimus; coming soon to India.”
It must be noted that Indian telecommunication operator Optimus which is holding the license of Blackberry is involved in manufacturing the smartphone. An image of BlackBerry Ghost has been shared by Evan Blass on Twitter which demonstrating the sleek design of the smartphone. It is sure that premium smartphone does not have a mechanical keyboard.
According to the tipster Evan Blass, the premium smartphone will come with a bezel-less and will have an 18:9 aspect ratio display and will sport a large display and runs on Android. The image which is surfaced online does not reveal detailed information regarding the price, availability and the specifications of BlackBerry ‘Ghost. The actual name of the premium smartphone will be revealed at the time of official launch. It must be noted that the smartphone will be exclusively available for Indian region. The leaked images of BlackBerry Ghost revealing that the smartphone will have a single camera on the front and dual camera set up on the rear side of the smartphone. There is no fingerprint sensor on a front side of the phone that means it is positioned either on the rear panel or on the edges of the smartphone.
KeyOne had been launched by BlackBerry in the previous year. To recall Blackberry KeyOne runs on the latest operating system. It boasts a 4.5-inch display along with n 3:2 aspect ratio. It is powered by DTEK app, which was initially introduced with the Priv.
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