I completely agree, this is only suitable for collectors of old technology. If it is to be sold on, there must be a note that this device is only intended for collectors of technology that is no longer usable. Or as a pocket calculator, but it would be too expensive for that. The same applies to this model, also electrical scrap: BlackBerry P9982 (64 GB, Silver, 4.20 ", Single SIM, 8 Mpx, 4G) Blackberry RIM should now be renamed RIP :).

Yes. Why not ?

Hello Should be possible to install Whatsapp on BlackBerry Passport. https://www.wapp4phone.com/blackberry/whatsapp-blackberry-passport/

Unfortunately, the Silver Edition is already sold out and no longer available. Unfortunately, we cannot predict what restrictions are to be expected. We have forwarded the question to our community so that someone who owns this device can answer it.

Hello, it seems to me that on the internet, there are tutorials to use it.

If the apps in question are not even displayed in the PlayStore on the Passport, they are not compatible and therefore cannot be downloaded.

You have to compare the LTE frequency bands of the mobile phone and those of the mobile provider in Argentina. -> The LTE bands of the phone are listed under specifications, the provider bands you have to google.

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Hi loann In the product description under "Input device" it says: Keyboard layout CH CH Keyboards are QWERTZ so unfortunately, no. hope this helps!

You can see from the specifications that the unit has a CH keyboard, i.e. a QWERTY layout. If you are referring to the keyboard from the illustration, please note that the photos may differ from the actual products.