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Why I will never buy a BlackBerry with a QWERTY keyboard again I’m passing on all physical QWERTY keyboards on smartphones, regardless of make or model. And I think you will too. 3 minute read One of the advantages (if any, I know: it’s a stretch) of growing older is that the older you get, the more memories and experience you gather. I was there to witness both the birth and the demise of QWERTY keyboard-equipped smartphones. From the BlackBerry Bold 9000 (which was actually my company phone at my day job in sales before Pocketnow), the HTC ChaCha, and the beloved Touch Pro2 to the Black...

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Flashback: weird phones from unexpected brands, part 3 – Coca-Cola, Bic, KFC, Garmin News Highlights: Flashback: weird phones from unexpected brands, part 3 – Coca-Cola, Bic, KFC, Garmin. In the previous Flashback post, we mentioned that Ericsson has produced a special Coca-Cola edition phone. And this was years before the Pepsi phone, mind you. But we’re not just going to focus on drink branded phones today, we’re going for general foolishness instead. Here are some more weird phones from unexpected brands. The phone with a sweet tooth Launched at the end of 2000, a year after the...

Flashback: weird phones from unexpected brands, part 3 - Coca-Cola, Bic, KFC, Garmin In the previous Flashback post we mentioned that Ericsson produced a special Coca-Cola edition phone. And this was years before the Pepsi phone, mind you. But we won’t just focus on beverage-branded phones today, instead we’ll go for general weirdness. Here are some more weird phones from unexpected brands. The phone with a sweet tooth Launched at the end of 2000, a year after the “unflavored” model became available, the Ericsson A1018s Coca-Cola special edition arrived in the UK. This wasn’t availa...

Cosmo Communicator running Ubuntu Touch shows what should have been JC Torres - Jan 27, 2021, 3:56am CST We basically have a two-horse race in the mobile market but there was never a shortage of attempts to have a third contender. There’s Microsoft’s Windows Phone and Windows Mobile attempts, of course, as well as Nokia’s spiritual successor Jolla. And then there’s Ubuntu Touch, so far still the most successful attempt to bring a mainstream Linux OS to commercial phones. Canonical basically giving up on that effort ironically caused Ubuntu Touch to become available ...