Unihertz Titans: the 'Blackberry Passport' Runs the Android

This updated guide examines Unihertz Titans: the 'Blackberry Passport' Runs the Android and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.

Recently, Unihertz - a special smartphone brand decided to create a new "Passport version" running Android operating system called Titans.

According to leaked information, the Unihertz Titans has the same design as the BlackBerry Passport, square, compact but equally powerful that many people remember BlackBerry's 8xxx series before. The phone is equipped with a QWERTY keyboard once reverberated for a while, the screen uses an IPS LCD panel of 4.5inch size and resolution of 1440x1440. It also impresses with its extremely large battery capacity up to 6000mAh and wireless charging support.

Titans also integrate popular technologies today such as LTE, fingerprint sensor, NFC, support 2 sim. Today, Unihertz has not disclosed information about the processor and the memory capacity of the device.

The Unihertz Titans is priced at $ 199 and will soon be available on Kickstarter. However, Unihertz may have trouble with copyright issues with BlackBerry, so whether or not this product can reach consumers' hands is still a question mark.

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