BlackBerry Venice is not only the smart-phone, which runs on Android. But now the Passport also planning to operates it with the Google's Operating System. The leaks of the device "Venice" is said to be offered in both of the operating systems BB and Android. The demo of the Passport's silver edition has been surfaced out in a video.
In the report with CNBC, Company CEO John Chen remarks in his statement that the company would be interested in using Android if it could be made secure enough. He also illustrates that the company is planning to made Lollipop and Marshmellows phone in future.
But recently, this rumor has become a spurt, with full video runs of through the Lollipop, Android version on the Passport silver edition.
Apart from the information by TudoCelular, BlackBerry is planning to release its first newly designed Android device which is codenamed as "Venice". After that if its Passport silver edition touched the feet of popularity, then possibly it may be introduced in 2016.
The demo which is shown in the video looks like a pretty customary version of Android Lollipop on the Passport as Dudu a Brazalian Youtuber runs it through various apps.
One of the enhancing feature of the Passport is it's ability to scroll the display by swiping across the physical keyboard, which is demonstrated on the video. And you shall be able to notice the small BB details at the notification icon.
Inspite of this, it is not confirmed by BlackBerry, but rumors suggests that we'll see Venice in November and Passport later by the year in 2016.