BlackBerry is back at it again with a mediocre phone
 

BlackBerry is back at it again with a mediocre phone
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I have so many mixed feelings about BlackBerry’s DTEK50, a $300 Android-powered phone.*

I’m disappointed the company went with a “reference” design from a manufacturing partner for the hardware, while at the same time excited to use a device that marries Android with BlackBerry’s software suite.

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As a former diehard BlackBerry user, it’s hard **t to root for BlackBerry to strike it hot with its move over to Android. Unfortunately, a recycled hardware design fails to rekindle my excitement for all things BlackBerry.*

Unboxing the BlackBerry DTEK50 for review on @Mashable in the near future.

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