When BlackBerry released the DTEK50, its second Android smartphone, in August 2016, it called it “the world’s most secure Android smartphone”. What, then, does that make this, the higher-specified DTEK60, the firm’s most premium smartphone to date? Pretty darn secure, as it happens. This handset is that and a surprising amount more, and proof that the company now outsourcing its hardware design isn’t all that bad. This is a flagship smartphone aimed, as ever, at the enterprise and business, but one we can recommend to you as a consumer also.
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We should all accept this is a smartphone from BlackBerry Mk 2. While it still sells three smartphones with physical keyboards at the time of writing, the company is now moving to become better positioned in the Android market…
