Top Games for Blackberry PRIV & Oppo R7

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Published on November 6, 2015 12:34:08 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6PfVOQnLrg

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TechSome presents Top Games for Blackberry Priv & Oppo R7. If you think there are more games which deserves a special mention, do share the same in the comments below.

--About Blackberry Priv --

BlackBerry surprised everyone at MWC 2015 when BB exec Ron Louks pulled out a mystery device. It had a dual-curved, all-touch display with a keyboard, a slider phone. At the time, it was seen to be running BB10 and BlackBerry didn't say much about it, just teased that it was on the roadmap for the future.
A few months later, official photos released by BlackBerry showed a rather slender device from the side, despite that separate keyboard and screen piled on top of each other. The Priv was born, BlackBerry's first Android device, and it's a slider with a full QWERTY keyboard.
There are three buttons on the right-hand side of the device, with the larger buttons working as volume rockers, while the centre smaller button is for muting the devices - it's a standard arrangement for BlackBerry devices. Another singular button is on the left-hand side, which is the power button.
The BlackBerry Priv is pretty heavy at 192g, measuring 147 x 77.2 x 9.4mm, and extending to 184mm when opened to reveal the keyboard.
The physical keyboard is the biggest element of the new device, offering up a BlackBerry keyboard, as well as the touchscreen experience. The keyboard is also capacitive, supporting swipes for additional navigation options.


-- About Oppo R7 --

The R7 comes with a similar design to the R5 but subtle changes all over make it feel like a vast improvement and you notice it a few seconds after picking it up.
There's a 5-inch 1080p display on the front that looks bright and displays images really well - it's top notch considering the pricing on the R7.

Along the bottom on the front are buttons embedded into the bezel, but not physical keys, to get to the app menu, home and back. These feel the wrong way round for many Western users as many are used to having back on the left and there's no way of changing that around - it's irritating but I'm sure I'd get used to it after a couple of days use.

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