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Blackberry Leap is now available in Nigeria and Some Country

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BlackBerry Limited, a global leader in mobile communications, has announced the availability of BlackBerry Leap in Nigeria. The device which has been made available to the Nigerian market from the 10th of June, 2015, runs on the latest BlackBerry 10.3.1. Some of the consumer attractive features include:
Security to Maintain Privacy
BlackBerry Leap was designed with the highest standards of security to protect your privacy. It is equipped with support for encryption, plus built-in malware protection that helps secure your data against the next embarrassing and potentially costly cyber-attack.
Battery That Powers Through a Full Day
With an impressive 2800mAh battery, Blackberry Leap allows you up to 25 hours of heavy use which gives you more than a full day of productive usage.
Best-in-Class BlackBerry Keyboard
With superior error correction, multi-language support, customized adaption and flow, BlackBerry’s touchscreen keyboard helps to reduce your typing errors.
Other features include the BlackBerry Blend, BlackBerry Assistant, Blackberry World, Dual app storefronts preloaded for access to a huge selection of apps for work and play and the Amazon app store.
For more information on the BlackBerry Leap, please visit BlackBerry.com/Leap

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