If you’re already familiar with a smaller phone sized keyboard and looking for a budget priced Android-powered Qwerty smartphone, then the (ahem) key element on the Blackberry Key2 LE works well.

I miss those days; I miss BlackBerry's keyboards. And sure, Android has seen a few devices ... room to add something below ...

Here at Hackaday we’re big fans of device-reuse, and what [arturo182] has done with the Blackberry Q10’s keyboard is a fantastic example. Sometimes you’re working on a portable device and ...

Doomscrolling and distraction caused by modern smartphones are almost inescapable today because the companies and developers ...

The physical keyboard is one of the main features of the BlackBerry Priv, there's currently no other flagship Android device on the market which can boast this particular spec. It doesn't just do ...

It's easy to get distracted these days, thanks to the portable supercomputers in our pockets. Last year, a project aimed to strip things back to basics with a phone sporting a monochrome E Ink display ...

metal-body device sports a physical keyboard with integrated touchpad and fingerprint reader, HD display, and BlackBerry messaging and security software on top of Android 7.1. Other features ...

And this time, you get that iconic BlackBerry keyboard. Let's be clear though ... It's much more intuitive than multitasking on the iPhone, Android, or Windows phone. But as solid as BlackBerry ...

Shea noted that, while a bigger screen or a virtual keyboard could ... it not only supports BlackBerry smartphones and tablets -- it supports devices running on iOS and Android, as well.