BlackBerry ‘Venice’ Slider spotted in all new, high-res images

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A handful of images of the new BlackBerry Slider device have emerged, showing off the device in all its glory. The upcoming BlackBerry device has had its fair share of leaks and these set of new images top it all off. 

As you will see, the device appears to be running Android with a hint of BB10 (note: Contacts app, Hub app including Active Frames!). The pictures also allude to the rumored 18MP OIS camera including expandable storage. The images below show us just how thick this device could be and more of the devices’ aesthetics.

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3128470_3128362_BlackBerry-Vince4 3128471_3128368_BlackBerry-Vince1 3128472_3128370_BlackBerry-Vince8These pictures courtesy of Tinhte only add more fuel to the fire. All we need now is BlackBerry to actually confirm the existence of this device and let us know when we can purchase this bad boy!

What do you guys think? Love it or hate it? Sound off in the comments!

 

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