Unihertz, the niche Android manufacturer known for its BlackBerry Passport-inspired Titan smartphone, has recently unveiled plans to release the Titan 2. Following the success of the original Titan model, which captured the essence of the iconic BlackBerry device with its square display and physical QWERTY keyboard, Unihertz is gearing up to introduce the highly anticipated sequel.
Originally released in 2019, the Titan gained popularity among BlackBerry enthusiasts for offering a modern Android-powered alternative to the classic Passport. With its unique design and focus on productivity, the Titan catered to users seeking a device tailored for business use rather than entertainment.
The upcoming Titan 2 is set to launch on Kickstarter, with improvements expected in terms of performance and features. While the original Titan received overwhelming support on crowdfunding platforms, Unihertz aims to build on that success with the release of its enhanced successor.
Stay tuned for updates on the Titan 2's Kickstarter campaign and be the first to experience the next evolution of the BlackBerry Passport-inspired smartphone from Unihertz.
