Recently published photos of the smartphone Oslo show with the same square display, like the BlackBerry Passport, and an underlying physical QWERTY-keyboard. The novelty will receive a stylish design with rear panel, much of which is closed by rubber insert. Let’s see the main features of BlackBerry Oslo.

Interesting features BlackBerry Oslo

BlackBerry Oslo can offer users a capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 1440×1440 pixels, the basic 13Mp camera with support for optical image stabilization, physical and virtual QWERTY-keyboard with additional keys on the screen hardware platform Snapdragon 801 with 3 GB of RAM and powerful enough battery capacity of 3450 mAh. The operating system it uses a BlackBerry 10.3.2. It is expected that the BlackBerry Oslo will be announced on 30 June.

Source: gsmarena

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After Apple removed Google Maps from iOS 6, it issued its own mapping application , which has long received negative feedback from users. One of the features of Apple Maps is a mode «Flyover», allowing to view 3D-panorama of many cities in the world. For example, you can stroll around the Eiffel Tower or even look under the bridge, “Golden Gate” in San Francisco.

But not all countries want their capital were available in 3D mode in the cards Apple. As 9to5Mac reports citing the newspaper Aftenposten, the Norwegian government recently banned the technology giant to shoot 3D-panoramas of Oslo. The reason is quite banal: officials do not want Apple to filming sensitive sites in Oslo to improve your cards.

For recording of 3D-models Corporation uses small aircraft, equipped with professional cameras. They fly around the buildings and literally make rubbings of their shape and appearance. After processing the data obtained full 3D-image appears in the maps of Apple.

Therefore, it is clear that in the process of shooting the company can accidentally shoot and secret objects. Now, Apple representatives to discuss with the Government of Norway for alternative ways out of this situation. The two sides may well conclude an agreement by which aerial devices will stay away from the military bases, research centers, and so on.

3D-map of Oslo before the company was doing C3 Technologies – its Apple acquired in late 2011. In their maps Corporation uses some models of cities of the world from C3, but not in the capital of Norway. I wonder why the government has allowed third-party capture all objects office, but do not let it known companies. Afraid of PRISM and the NSA of the United States?

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