What model BlackBerry do I have?

From the home screen, select Options. (Note: Options may be located in the Settings folder.) Click Options > Device > About Device Versions, or click Options > About. The Model Number is on the first line.

Which blackberries are 4G?

With the addition of the BlackBerry Bold 9900, T-Mobile now offers a wide variety of 4G devices including smartphones, tablets, laptop sticks, a netbook and a mobile hotspot. Running on America’s Largest 4G Network, the BlackBerry Bold 9900 helps make life truly mobile — all at 4G speeds.

Are BlackBerry phones still available?

In 2016, BlackBerry announced that it would no longer be making devices of its own, with TCL picking up the license. In 2020, TCL’s license ended only to be picked up immediately after by unknown entity, Onward Mobility.

Does BlackBerry 10 support 4G?

Connectivity options on the BlackBerry Z10 include Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, GPS, Bluetooth v4. 00, NFC, USB OTG, 3G, and 4G.

What are the different types of BlackBerry phones?

Blackberry Curve 8530 Blackberry Storm2 9550 Blackberry Bold 9650 Blackberry Curve 8530 Blackberry Priv Blackberry Curve 8520 Blackberry Leap Blackberry Tour 9630 Blackberry Classic Non Camera Blackberry Curve 8980

How big is a design unit on a BlackBerry Z10?

The design bucket value indicates the pixel size of one design unit on the device. For example, 1 du on the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone is 9 pixels. If you have a radio button that is 5 x 5 du, it equals 50 x 50 pixels on the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone and 40 x 40 pixels on the BlackBerry Z30 smartphone.

What kind of security does a BlackBerry phone have?

BlackBerry offers security built-in from the start to help protect you from malware, data breaches and any attempts to hack or tamper with your Android™ phone. Get the productivity apps BlackBerry is known for on your Android phone with BlackBerry® Hub+.

What kind of storage does a BlackBerry 7000 have?

Most of the models in the 7000 series had 16MB of storage – a little different from today. The BlackBerry 7100 series consisted of several models, all of which offered what BlackBerry called a SureType keyboard.