In some ways, this new hardware seems to be a greatly delayed response to the compromises that were found on the Z10 and Q10. BlackBerry 10 was geared toward phones with bigger displays, which rings true given that the Z30 was the best device that the company released in that period. The curved display is also reminiscent of what you'd find on the Galaxy S6 edge, so it's likely this device will cost a little more than you'd expect. Right now, of course, there's nothing but Louks' one-line description and this grainy picture, so while any speculation is pointless, we bet there are a few BlackBerry fans who just went weak at the knees.

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