BlackBerry Mercury Screenshot Leaked: Android Nougat and a 1620 x 1080 Pixel Resolution Almost Confirmed

By Shafqat Mushtaq | Dec 30, 2016 | 13:43 PM EST

News, which could prove a matter of celebration for many BlackBerry fans, has just come out. Yes! BlackBerry Mercury screenshot is leaked and earlier speculation about BlackBerry Mercury coming up with Android Nougat and 1620 x 1080 Pixel Resolution is just being confirmed.

BlackBerry is ready to jump into the Smartphone market once again with a bang. And this time it is BlackBerry Mercury which is going to make a mark by confirming from the latest leak Android Nougat sport and 1620 x 1080 Pixel Resolution embedded display, which are much sought out features in a Smartphone at present.

Display resolution may not be fully HD but 1620 x 1080 Pixel Resolution can prove actually quite sharp for a Smartphone screen like BlackBerry.

Apart from a touch screen of 4.5-inch, BlackBerry Mercury will also don a full-fledged QWERTY keyboard which has remained a trademark of BlackBerry smartphones, a report in Tech Times claim.

If rumors, as reported in GSM Arena, are to be believed BlackBerry Mercury will come up with entirely different design, never seen in any other BlackBerry Smartphone before and curiosity, as a result, among customers is going wild with every passing day because they want to see it as soon as possible.

Other hot rumors about BlackBerry specs suggest 4.5-inch display, Snapdragon 821 chipset, and relatively larger battery for uninterrupted entertainment. 3GB Ram and 32 GB Internal Storage are also suggested by some rumors.

While there is a great disparity in what different rumors suggest but Android Nougat and 1620 x 1080 Pixel Resolution display are almost confirmed with the release of recently leaked BlackBerry Mercury screenshot by Roland Quandt, a serial tipster, as reported in the Tech Times.

How much of what different people speculate will be there in BlackBerry Mercury Smartphone is going to remain a mystery between hope and rumor, at least until it actually hits the stores throughout the World.

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