Android running on the new Blackberry Passport

Blackberry has become one of the companies that has been falling over time. If we look back, Blackberry became one of the manufacturers that sold the most devices, but nevertheless, with the arrival of the Iphone era and all other Android phones, they have made this Canadian manufacturer stand on a thread.

The company has not wanted to renew itself or be unmarked by one operating system or another, that has taken its toll on it and has meant that Blackberry can no longer be the giant it once was. Moreover, without going too far, there have been several rumors of possible purchase of the company by large companies such as Microsoft, Google and even Apple.

The same thing that happened to Nokia can happen to this company. The Finnish-based brand was the sales king just a few years ago, but nevertheless the company did not want to adapt to the avalanche of new operating systems, such as iOS and Android, deciding to make their own. The company was reeling for years before Microsoft finally came along and bought the company. Now we see how Nokia is launching terminals under the Windows Phone operating system, a system that has grown little by little over time.

There have also been several rumors suggesting that the company could release a device under Google's mobile operating system, but this has not happened, however. But this could change since, recently, several images and even a video have appeared, showing how the Canadian-based company could have considered the idea of ​​making a device with Android.

The images show the Blackberry Passport model running Android. It may be that Blackberry has a test model running Android and it has been leaked, or that some developer has introduced Android to the device or finally, we cannot rule out that it is a customization layer under the company's operating system and it makes us believe something. which actually is not.

The original source comments that the images and video came from an anonymous source, so that's all there really is to go on at this point. We will see if finally Blackberry decides to produce a device that runs Android since seeing the images and video, there is nothing bad. And you, Do you think that Blackberry has to take the step to Android ?