Unihertz is once again pitching to BlackBerry fans with the Titan 2, which could be a spiritual successor to the Passport ...

The LG Wing broke every rule of the textbook, with a big and bulky design, far too many moving parts, and at a premium price ...

Putting it simply, the UK company is looking to launch 5G-enabled BlackBerry phones featuring the iconic physical QWERTY keyboard. The Redditor even managed to grab a screenshot of a slide from ...

BlackBerry has shown off two new smartphones at the Mobile World Congress, including a keyboard-free smartphone, a new high-end device designed in partnership with Porsche Design and a phone with ...

Just slide your iPhone into ... keys are backlit and run off the phone’s own battery, so you don’t have to worry about charging it separately. The Clicks Keyboard case is not only built ...

At first, I assumed this was because I’d never actually owned a BlackBerry; my keyboard devices included the Palm Pre and the candy bar phones with keyboards that slide out. But one of the ...

Simply slide your phone into the case, and you’ll have a keyboard attached for all your writing needs — just like the old BlackBerry you once held in your hands back in the day. The world was ...

A new company started by MrMobile and CrackBerry Kevin asks whether 2024 is the year to bring back the physical smartphone keyboard ... to your phone like a Backbone controller. Slide the phone ...

But I still lusted after a keyboard, I craved that tactility that the iPhone couldn't provide me. The Android options were… limited, to say the least. Source: CrackBerry But a few years later, ...

RIM has a new slider phone in the works ... The Milan still manages to pack in all the classic BlackBerry functionality, including a full Qwerty keyboard, so email fans shouldn't be disappointed.

The BlackBerry KEY2 is an brand new phone trying to coexist with an ... Combining a full-touch design with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, it promised the best of both worlds. It's hard to describe ...

BlackBerry was once Canada’s most valuable company and a global force in tech. The final step in its downfall as a phone maker arrived this week. By Ian Austen For many years, my work for The ...