BlackBerry was ahead of its time with its hardware designs, from trackballs to keyboards, I wish today's OEMs offered similar ...

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 ...

It started out creating pagers and handsets, but the first iteration of the smartphone, complete with iconic keyboard ... shipped without an email app, which made it useless to BlackBerry's ...

It's a Torch on steroids. AT&T Aug. 2011 BlackBerry Style RIM's first flip phone with a full QWERTY keyboard is aptly named. This is one stylish looking clamshell phone with rich textures and great ...

Priced at $699.99 without a contract, BlackBerry is positioning ... as gallant as BlackBerry’s first Android effort is, the fact that I found the Priv’s physical keyboard to be almost entirely ...

The first is simple ... don’t see a way from them [RIM] to be successful without something more than a device." NEXT: RIM Rocked By BlackBerry Outages RIM recently announced it will be launching ...

It has all the features you expect from a Blackberry, without looking like a ... itself attractive to pick-pocketers at first glance. 2. Half-qwerty keyboard is easy to use, with large keys.

Packing the now-familiar touchscreen/slide-out keyboard combination and the latest BlackBerry 7 OS ... and removes a real irritation from the first Torch. The response under the finger is speedy ...

The rich, deep, purple-black tones of the blackberry are delicious in pies, crumbles, ice cream, fools, jams and summer puddings and are a natural partner for the first of the cooking apples.

The best bit about the Priv's design though is the sliding mechanism which reveals the handset's physical keyboard ... already mentioned, the BlackBerry Priv is the first handset from the Canadian ...

I was overjoyed when I first saw the Clicks Keyboard Case. It's the first-of-its-kind iPhone case with a built-in physical keyboard—yes, in 2024! I remember ferociously typing a ...