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BlackBerry KEY2 LE is now available through the company’s online store for the EU

by Loknath Das
written by Loknath Das

BlackBerry’s latest smartphone, the KEY2 LE, was announced at IFA at the end of August as a toned down version of the KEY2, with lesser specs but also a more affordable price.

This smartphone is now up for grabs from the company’s own online store serving the EU. At the moment only the Slate color version is in stock, and you can buy a KEY2 LE in that hue with 32GB of storage for €399.

The Champagne colorway is up for pre-order, and will start shipping on November 12. This comes with 64GB of storage and a €429 price tag attached.

Regardless of which color you pick, you have a choice between QWERTY, AZERTY, and QWERTZ keyboards as well as a UK or EU power supply. So the store has you covered no matter what part of the EU you’re from.

You can also buy the KEY2 LE flip case for €49.99, and the KEY2 LE soft shell for €24.99. Both of these are available already.

[“source=pcworld”]

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Google Split Not Yet Ruled Out, Says EU Antitrust Chief Margrethe Vestager: Report

by Loknath Das
written by Loknath Das

Google Split Not Yet Ruled Out, Says EU Antitrust Chief Margrethe Vestager: Report

HIGHLIGHTS

  • EU holds “grave suspicions” about the dominance of Internet giant Google
  • European Commission had slapped a record EUR 2.4 billion fine on Google
  • It had told the firm to stop favouring its shopping service

The European Union holds “grave suspicions” about the dominance of Internet giant Google and has not ruled out breaking it up, according to a warning by the EU’s antitrust chief, Britain’s Telegraph reported on Sunday.

European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager reckons the threat to split Google into smaller companies must be kept open, the newspaper said.

Google currently faces new EU rules on its commercial practices with smaller businesses that use its services.

Late last year, Vestager said more cases against Google were likely in the future, after the European Commission slapped a record EUR 2.4 billion ($2.97 billion or roughly Rs. 19,300 crores) fine on the world’s most popular Internet search engine and told the firm to stop favouring its shopping service.

The European Commission is in the process of drafting a new regulation aimed at regulating e-commerce sites, app stores and search engines to be more transparent in how they rank search results and why they delist some services.

The antitrust chief’s office was not immediately available for comment on the Telegraph report.

[“Source-gadgets.ndtv”]

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