BlackBerry's rumored Android-powered slider—code-named "Venice"—will reportedly be known as the Priv. Likely shortened from "privacy," the title was leaked Wednesday by Internet tipster @evleaks.

At retail, Venice transforms into the... BlackBerry Priv— Evan Blass (@evleaks) September 23, 2015

He also tweeted a new render of the sliding smartphone (below), with a classic QWERTY keyboard hidden underneath the slim screen.

The long-time leaker, however, was beaten to the punch late last month, when Vietnam-based Ba Minh Duc posted to his Facebook page a device he claimed is a BlackBerry Venice/Priv. Local news outlet Tinhte showed more photos, including the device's rough backplate and slide-out keyboard.

Still unconfirmed by BlackBerry, recent reports on the phone tip an Android version of the messaging app Hub, as well as an 18-megapixel camera and Chromecast support—a lusted-after feature among many users.

Another render released in August suggested the upcoming handset will share a feature with Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge: a screen that slopes down on either side. The handset will also reportedly feature the same glass-weave pattern found on the BlackBerry Z30, as well as a stainless steel frame.

BlackBerry recently fueled rumors of a possible Android device by announcing a partnership with Google, to "set new standards in enterprise mobile security for organizations deploying Android devices." The companies are integrating BlackBerry's BES12 security software with Google's Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system and Google Play for Work.

Still, BlackBerry remains committed to its BlackBerry 10 operating system, saying last month, that it believes its platform "provides security and productivity benefits that are unmatched."

Offering an Android device, meanwhile, would be a first for the Canadian manufacturer, which has long produced its own software and hardware despite losses to competitors like Apple, Google, and even Microsoft.

BlackBerry did not immediately respond to PCMag's request for comment.