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Essentially revealed in full by China's FCC-equivalent Tenaa agency, the BlackBerry KEY2, aka BBF-100, has also stopped by the Bluetooth SIG and Wi-Fi Alliance recently to confirm its impending arrival.
Can you imagine a BlackBerry KEYone sequel with sharper corners, a dual rear-facing camera setup, and possibly, a larger touchscreen? If not, here's a BlackBerry Athena render to help you out.
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We have no idea how TCL intends to name this BlackBerry KEYone follow-up (maybe KEYtwo), but 6GB RAM and a Snapdragon 660 SoC seem etched in stone.
China's TCL is looking to further ramp up its smartphone-producing efforts this year, with own-brand, BlackBerry and... Palm hardware?!
Is this our first look at a legit pre-release prototype of BlackBerry's last ever in-house QWERTY phone, dubbed DTEK70 or Mercury? Maybe.
Contrary to popular belief, BlackBerry isn't altogether done with internally building smartphones yet, prepping one final keyboard design.
A leaked picture purporting to show the phone in a super-tall and thin form also looks to show a keyboard. It's a stationary one.
Meizu is bizarrely trying to connect its mystery upcoming Android phablet to a business-focused Nokia model released way back in 2008.
An extensive list of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 accessories prematurely available for pre-orders includes yet another QWERTY keyboard cover.
Don't worry, physical QWERTY keyboard devotees, as your precious is alive and well as far as BlackBerry is concerned, even after the Classic's death.
Could this odd Samsung keyboard cover really emerge as an official Galaxy S6 edge+ accessory? We may find out soon.
The HTC Mogul (aka HTC Titan/PPC-6800) was one of the most powerful smartphones of its day. Come with us back to 2007 to rediscover this QWERTY behemoth.
Pocketnow Daily gets an average of 3 to 500 comments a day, and sometimes even a thousand. We’d like to thank you all for participating in our question of the day, and we love your feedback so much, that we decided that since we can’t respond to ever single one of your comments, we should at least feature a couple in a weekly video.
This is the Pocketnow Daily Recap. Since we only have 3 minutes on every Daily video to go through the hottest news, the weekly recap will serve as a more extensive discussion where we also include your thoughts on the subject. Sadly, for [...]
Read why you can't insist on smartphones with hardware keyboards while simultaneously claiming to be a real smartphone enthusiast.
We covered its all-touchscreen predecessor, the Z10, earlier this year; how will the QWERTY-packing new kid stack up? Read on for our BlackBerry Q10 review!
Portrait QWERTY smartphones were everywhere in 2006, but the form factor is now nearly extinct. Read why this is one form factor we don't want to see die.
With the S 4 launch behind us, we turn our tech podcast vocals to other pressing matters: BlackBerry's past, Android's present, & Windows Phone's future.
A phablet battle, a Facebook phone, sapphire dreams, the promise of a Lumia 950, and the peril of Android Trojans. All that and more on today's Pocketnow Weekly! So strap on your favorite 'buds and give it a listen.
Read why BlackBerry 10 and the Q10 smartphone might not be enough to help hardware QWERTY keyboards regain their lost popularity.
The Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE is one of very few Sprint smartphones with a hardware QWERTY keyboard, but it can't succeed on that distinction alone. It's got not one, but two venerable brand names to live up to. Read our full review (and watch the enclosed video) to find out if it succeeds!
The Samsung SGH-T699, we caught wind of back in May, surfaced in some real-life pictures mid-June heading T-Mobile's way but now it appears that it will have a name attached (an out of control one).
