Shanghai-based Unihertz has made a name for itself in recent years with its varied lineup of rugged phones, tiny phones, and BlackBerry-style handsets with full physical keyboards. The brand's latest ...

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Another year, another Android phone with a physical keyboard attempts to challenge monolithic slab phones and make a Crackberry-like comeback. Unihertz has officially opened its Kickstarter campaign ...

Windows Phone was one of the best operating systems that died too early, falling to the likes of iOS and Android. Indeed, the graveyard of operating systems that have come and gone has many headstones ...

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The Clicks Communicator created a buzz after its CES reveal, with its focus on offering a communications-forward Android phone that looks like a BlackBerry, complete with a physical keyboard, ...

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The Clicks Communicator looks like a BlackBerry phone, but it's designed as a companion device to your smartphone to help you focus. Julian is a contributor and former staff writer at CNET. He's ...

Clicks Technology, a company known for making physical keyboards for smartphones, is launching two new devices ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week. In addition to a new, $79 ...

A new year is here and the new weird has already arrived. Clicks, the company who has spent the last couple of years selling attachable Blackerry-esque keyboards to smartphones, is now making a ...