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On Monday BlackBerry Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) shares rallied 7.51% to $9.59 following the rumors about its upcoming smartphone release. The press shots of the upcoming phone, known as the BlackBerry A10, were apparently leaked online over the weekend, with an official tutorial for the phone revealing that the phone’s name had been changed to the BlackBerry Z30. The Canadian company will launch BBM for Android and iOS sometime “this summer.”
