Essentially revealed in full by China's FCC-equivalent Tenaa agency, the BlackBerry KEY2, aka BBF-100, has also stopped by the Bluetooth SIG and Wi-Fi Alliance recently to confirm its impending arrival.
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We're not 100 percent sure about the BlackBerry KEY2 name, but a KEYone sequel is certainly right around the corner, and we have its full spec sheet already.
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Can you imagine a BlackBerry KEYone sequel with sharper corners, a dual rear-facing camera setup, and possibly, a larger touchscreen? If not, here's a BlackBerry Athena render to help you out.
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Those focused on mobile productivity should look no further than Amazon and Best Buy this Cyber Monday to get the BlackBerry KEYone at a killer price.
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We have no idea how TCL intends to name this BlackBerry KEYone follow-up (maybe KEYtwo), but 6GB RAM and a Snapdragon 660 SoC seem etched in stone.
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Could we be talking about a KEYtwo? There's an XML file on TCL's site that's giving away lots of lookalikes to the KEYone.
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