BlackBerry is becoming comfortably playful with its products - as a show-up of confidence, the company revealed a bold and youthful new member of its Key series just a while ago. Building upon the strong foundation established by the KEY2, the TCL-owned company just unwrapped its KEY2 LE, a phone that aims to bring that seemingly-loved physical keyboard to an even broader audience.
This mid-range device substitutes the KEY2's not-so-bad Snapdragon 600 chipset for a more humble and power-efficient Snapdragon 636 chip, throws in a modest 3,000mAh battery at the trunk, ...
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