If your kids are like mine, text messaging is used 90% of the time compared to voice calls on mobile phones and they are all about the QWERTY keyboard for easier, faster texting than a phone keypad.

In some ways, they were ahead of their time, but the tech is now ready for their comeback. A phone with a physical keyboard could now be as thin as the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which is to say about half the ...

The Blackberry Key2 LE is among the last greatest phones that uses the QWERTY keyboard arrangement. Luckily, this device is an android phone which means that users get very exciting features.

It's not really about the keyboard size; classical BlackBerries were much narrower, and you could type out long form text like posts in this forum easily. Having a good typing experience is doable.

People increasingly express their feelings using emoji, for instance, which could never fit on a QWERTY. Especially for people born into the smartphone age, the physical keyboard has little appeal.

QWERTY Keyboard Mod for Moto Z Phones Cancelled Article Comments Sep 13, 2018, 7:11 AM by Eric M. Zeman ...

But the keyboard phone dream refuses to be extinguished. Unihertz has announced the Titan Slim, a phone with an eerie resemblance to TCL’s BlackBerry Key2 — keyboard and all.

The selection of the top smartphones with QWERTY keyboard, was compiled in June 2013. For the ReviewGist’s present-day list of the best physical keyboarded smartphones, check out the link here.

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We're especially curious whether this phone will come with 5G connectivity. Unihertz has made 5G phones in the past, but it hasn't yet included the technology on any of its QWERTY keyboard phones.

The Wall Street Journal takes up the qwerty vs. Dvorak keyboard controversy this morning. The latest wrinkle: Dvorak fans want the configuration to be available on smart phones. Writes the Journal, ...

Samsung has shown off five "cutting-edge" projects at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, including the "SelfieType," a virtual keyboard that uses a smartphone's camera.