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BlackBerry Z10 for AT&T Reviewed The BlackBerry 10 operating system could be the beleagued company's last chance to compete with the likes of Apple and Android. LAPTOP's Editor in Chief gives an in-depth review of the OS's new flagship smartphone, the BlackBerry Z10. There's plenty to like, but a dim screen and performance issues keep it from feeling like the smash hit BlackBerry needs.

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