BlackBerry's next flagship device, and touchscreen successor to the BlackBerry Z10, was expected to be called the BlackBerry A10, according to a report at the beginning of June. But now, as new photos leak of the device, it looks like the name of the new device is actually the BlackBerry Z30.
The report comes from BGR, which got its hands on another leaked photo, this time from ETrade Supply, and reported that the "BlackBerry Z00" stamp on the back of the device's mid-plate indicates that the device will launch as a Z-series phone, and not an A-series device.
For comparison, the BlackBerry Z30's predecessor, the BlackBerry Z10, was the first handset to be launched with a modern touchscreen design and Blackberry 10, and featured a 4.2-inch screen. It was powered by a 1.5GHz Snapdragon processor with 2GB of RAM, and also included an 8-megapixel shooter, LTE, and extras like a micro-HDMI port. Sprint, according to the earlier report on what was being called the A10, opted out of carrying the Z10 because it saw the upcoming handset and said it "felt the A10 was worth the wait."
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