The Chinese company TCL announced that it would stop producing BlackBerry phones at the end of last August, and many thought that this would be the end of this brand of smart phones forever, but suddenly the emerging company OnwardMobility announced that it was in the process of producing new phones It bears the (BlackBerry) brand that supports 5G networks, and it will be launched in 2021.
This made many fans of this phone hope that the new company would include some of the interesting features that helped spread the phone earlier.
Here are 5 features we hope to see in the next BlackBerry phone:
Privacy Shade is a feature exclusive to BlackBerry that helps protect your privacy while using the phone in public places, as this function blocks your entire screen away from the area around your finger.
This way, you can drag your finger around the screen to read something or look at the content, and this is ideal when you are in a crowded place, such as: the subway, public transportation, or any other situation that makes it easy for strangers to look to your phone screen.
Using a fingerprint scanner as a photo capture button on phones isn't new, but what you do next is what makes it a sought-after feature, as the next BlackBerry phone should include the ability to capture Photos via the fingerprint scanner and secure directly, by automatically sending the captured photo to the phone's Secure Folder, that way you don't need to remember to delete that sensitive photo or move it to your Secure Folder.
We find that phones bearing the BlackBerry brand from TCL offer a mode (enhanced charging) that helps you charge the phone quickly, all you have to do is connect the BlackBerry phone to the charger and choose the mode when Asked to do so, the mode essentially reduces your phone's power usage to reduce charging time, by changing how often your phone syncs data and notifications, and you can exit the mode after a set amount of time charged or after reaching a set percentage.
BlackBerry phones introduced by TCL support a convenient button that can open the desired application or feature with a single press, and this is nothing new as we have seen earlier that some phones offer hardware shortcut keys However, this feature is still very useful.
You can assign the function assigned to the button based on where you are and what you're doing, for example: a music streaming app can be automatically assigned to this button when the phone detects you're driving, or you can choose to have the button open Slack when the phone detects you're at work.
BlackBerry phone models from TCL allow you to customize keyboard buttons to open applications easily, such as: the ability to open the Gmail application by long pressing the letter G in The keyboard, whether when you're on the home screen or while using another app, allowing you to quickly open and sync apps.
