Hands on: BlackBerry's touchscreen Z10
Meet the flagship smartphone.
By Allie Coyne
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Jan 31 2013, 4:15PM
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BlackBerry today launched its new operating system BlackBerry 10 as well as two new smartphones, the QWERTY-toting Q10 and the touchscreen Z10 (pictured). Both will run on local 4G networks. The phones won't arrive in Australia until March but we got a chance to play around with an evaluation unit today. The display is edge-to-edge glass while the back is covered in rubber.
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