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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> BlackBerry<\/a> — once a strong player in the smartphones<\/a> market — is attempting a comeback in India with locally-developed and manufactured devices<\/a> that run on Google’s Android operating system.

The Canadian company, which has taken baby steps to kick-start its devices business after nearly being wiped out from the business as the industry moved to smartphones sporting trendy cameras and millions of apps, on Thursday launched two all new devices (priced at Rs 24,990 and Rs 34,990) that have been conceptualised, developed, and manufactured entirely in India.

BlackBerry had in February last year signed a licensing agreement with Optiemus Infracom<\/a> to design, develop and manufacture its devices for India and neighbouring countries such as Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal. Optiemus<\/a> has partnered Taiwan’s contract manufacturer Wistron for the venture.

Before the launch of the local devices, the Indian company was selling devices developed by BlackBerry’s overseas partners such as TCL. These were also being manufactured at its factory in Noida.

The new devices carry features such as facial recognition to unlock, high-resolution cameras, and wireless charging facility.
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黑莓手机计划通过在印度的回电话

黑莓——一次强大的球员在智能手机市场正在回归在印度本土开发和制造设备上运行谷歌的Android操作系统。

Pankaj Doval
  • 于2018年8月3日上午11:53坚持
黑莓——一次强大的球员智能手机市场——正在回归在印度本土开发和生产设备谷歌的Android操作系统上运行。

这家加拿大公司,采取小步启动设备业务几乎被消灭后从业务的行业转移到智能手机体育时尚相机和数以百万计的应用,周四推出了两个新设备(售价24990卢比和Rs 34990)已经被概念化,发达,完全在印度制造。

黑莓手机在去年2月签署了一份许可协议Optiemus Infracom设计、开发和制造其设备等邻国印度和斯里兰卡,孟加拉国和尼泊尔。Optiemus台湾合同制造商合作风险的纬创资通。

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本地设备的推出之前,印度公司出售设备由黑莓的海外合作伙伴,例如TCL。这些也在诺伊达的工厂生产。

新设备的特性,比如面部识别解锁,高分辨率摄像机,无线充电设施。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> BlackBerry<\/a> — once a strong player in the smartphones<\/a> market — is attempting a comeback in India with locally-developed and manufactured devices<\/a> that run on Google’s Android operating system.

The Canadian company, which has taken baby steps to kick-start its devices business after nearly being wiped out from the business as the industry moved to smartphones sporting trendy cameras and millions of apps, on Thursday launched two all new devices (priced at Rs 24,990 and Rs 34,990) that have been conceptualised, developed, and manufactured entirely in India.

BlackBerry had in February last year signed a licensing agreement with Optiemus Infracom<\/a> to design, develop and manufacture its devices for India and neighbouring countries such as Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal. Optiemus<\/a> has partnered Taiwan’s contract manufacturer Wistron for the venture.

Before the launch of the local devices, the Indian company was selling devices developed by BlackBerry’s overseas partners such as TCL. These were also being manufactured at its factory in Noida.

The new devices carry features such as facial recognition to unlock, high-resolution cameras, and wireless charging facility.
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