Blackberry 10 L-series gets pictured alongside the Galaxy Note, Lumia 820 and iPhone 5
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It seems like with every week that passes, we can expect new leaked images of the Blackberry 10 L-series, and at the rate they’re going we guess RIM has no interest in putting a plug in the leaks – it is free PR after all! So far we’ve seen the Blackberry 10 L-series pose next to the iPhone 5, the Nokia Lumia 820 and like we mentioned the last time, we expect that a picture of it posing next to Android could be due and it certainly looks like that is the case. As you can see in the image above, the Blackberry 10 L-series has been caught on camera (for the Nth time) posing next to its competitors – the Samsung Galaxy Note, the Nokia Lumia 820, and the iPhone 5.
Granted we will probably get a better idea of its size come next year when hopefully we will get a chance to play with the phone for ourselves, but in the meantime for those who are thinking of making the switch, this is a pretty good idea of what you can expect. It appears to be larger than the iPhone 5, roughly the same with the Lumia 820 and well, the Galaxy Note series pretty much sits in its own class and unless RIM decides to release a phablet themselves, it’s not really a fair comparison, is it? Either way the Galaxy Note easily dwarves the L-series, but unless screens over 5” is a must for you, we expect that the L-series should be just right. What do you guys think?
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Yesterday we saw new photos of the Blackberry 10 L-series and it was 
As we said before, the Blackberry 10 L-series has to be one of the worst kept secrets as far as RIM’s products go, but then again we wouldn’t be surprised if this was a ploy by RIM to keep us interested and in the loop and once again, the L-series has been caught on camera and instead of posing next to its 
The Blackberry 10 L-series has to be one of the worst kept secrets as we’ve seen the device leak multiple times in the past, but then again perhaps RIM wants to get the word out as much as they can so they aren’t doing much to stem the leaks. In any case here we are again with the L-series but instead of posing side by side with an iPhone 5, the L-series is instead pictured next to a Blackberry Bold 9700 device. Blackberry 10 will be RIM’s new platform and there will be new devices accompanying it, so in a way we are looking at the present and future of RIM in the photo above. There are additional photos of the comparison in which the L-series looks noticeably thinner than the Bold 9700 and its display looks almost double its size as well. It’s a pretty stark contrast and it certainly looks like RIM is moving away from the old and into a bold (pun not intended) new future. We’ll be looking forward to seeing the L-series make its official debut next year.
We know that Blackberry 10 will be officially launching on the 30th of January in 2013, and chances are the Blackberry 10 L-series will be the first Blackberry 10 handset that will be launched. So far we’ve seen multiple leaks of the handset, so unless RIM has been blindsiding us all this while with fake leaks, we more or less know what we can expect, but how will it fare when compared to other smartphones in the market? Thanks to a recent leak (via 
We’ve seen RIM’s upcoming Blackberry 10 L-series handset leak a couple of times, so we guess by now seeing more photos of the handset really isn’t that surprising anymore. That being said, it looks like the most recent leak could be one of the clearest we’ve seen so far, and basically confirms what we’ve seen to date. This leak is also clear enough to give us more details on what the front of the phone looks like, and based on the photo, we are looking at the standard lockscreen for Blackberry 10 which is also present on the Dev Alpha A and/or B devices. The L-series is expected to launch early 2013 and according to 
We’re sure that many Blackberry fans and users out there are looking forward to see what Blackberry 10 will bring to the table, and if it will be good enough to make Blackberry 10 competitive enough to go up against the likes of iOS and Android, both of which are currently dominating the smartphone platform market. While it is expected that the first Blackberry 10 device will be released in Q1 of 2013, thanks to leaked photos, we now have more images of the first Blackberry 10 device, the L-series.
