If you don't care about Blackberry's demise in the smartphone world, and you're still looking for upcoming Blackberry phones for 2013, then this would be good news.

The Canadian company has finally announced the Blackberry Z30, which has been making the rounds in the past few weeks. According to reports, the new smartphone will feature a 5-inch display with 1280x720p resolution, a 1.7Ghz Qualcomm chip with quadcore CPU, 4G LTE connectivity, a 2,880mAh battery, and Blackberry 10.2. 

According to Know Your Mobile, the struggling Canadian manufacturer claims that the Z30 is the company's "biggest, fastest and most advanced smartphone." In addition, it also packs an advanced antenna that can get signals even from low-lying locations. 

Blackberry also prided itself in the their smartphone's battery endurance as it claims it can go for up to 25 hours with 'mixed use". 

In addition, the Blackberry Z30 will also sport a number of new features such as the Blackberry Priority Hub and Documents To Go Suite. The Blackberry Natural Sound is also a feature that will improve audio quality both in calls and media effects. 

The company has not officially announced the pricing for their most recent device, but retailers have already placed pre-order pages on their sites. The Blackberry Z30 is set for release by next week.