Canadian smartphone brand BlackBerry, licensed to India-based Optiemus Infracom, refreshed its full-QWERTY keyboard-based Key-series line-up with the launch of the Key2 earlier this year. Soon after, the company unveiled a trimmed-down variant of the smartphone at the IFA electronics show in Berlin, Germany. Named the BlackBerry Key2 LE, the phone has a similar design but uses a different breed of processor. The latter is paired with less RAM and storage options, has a different dual-camera module on the back, and a battery with a lower capacity. These changes have helped BlackBerry bring the phone’s costs by Rs 13,000 to Rs

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