Sentences with phrase «blackberry keyboard used»

This is as opposed to the cheaper BlackBerry keyboard used on the Curve range, which uses a single sheet of more rounded buttons that causes surrounding keys to flex and move as you press a key.

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You can use the physical keyboard on a Blackberry phone to input stuff on the Playbook.You can find the complete list of features below.

Also with BlackBerry Bridge, you can use your BB smartphone as a remote keyboard for the playbook while enjoying access to your BlackBerry emails, text messages, contacts, calendar, BBM, MemoPad and tasks.

As it is with other portable keyboards for tablet devices, the BlackBerry Mini Keypad comes in form of a lightweight case which when open, converts the BB PlayBook into a mini notebook of sort allowing you to use the full screen of the tablet device.

The keyboard while connected to the playbook via a secure Bluetooth connection, is expected to work flawlessly for 30 days on just one charge using the same microUSB charger that ships with the BlackBerry PlayBook.

I grew up with physical keyboards and then used Blackberry smartphones for a decade.

As mentioned before, you can also use your phone as a remote for your Docs To Go presentations, or use it as a mouse and keyboard for your tablet — the latter feature is pretty great if you love your BlackBerry's hardware keyboard but want to use the bigger screen of the PlayBook.

The lower color screen will also provide a virtual touch keyboard for searches, annotations to e-books and notes, and for sending books to lend to others using Barnes & Noble e-reader software on a variety of devices, including some BlackBerries, Motorola smartphones and iPhone and iPod touch devices, Lynch said.

The Krypton is supposed to adopt a full - screen design, in that it won't make use of a physical QWERTY keyboard like the BlackBerry KEYone does.

The BlackBerry KEYone comes with a full QWERTY Keyboard, and those of you who purchase this phone are probably planning on using it for intensive texting, e-mails, or even writing some sort of blogs, and all of that requires the display to be turned on and what not, so such a great battery life is great news for KEYone owners.

With Polaris Office, business executives can easily view and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents with an excellent option to view PDF files too but the lack of a physical keyboard might make things a bit tricky at first for those who are used to fast typing speeds on their BlackBerry QWERTY keyboards.

The only device that keyboard belongs on is the BlackBerry, and that's only because people are used to BlackBerry handsets having a vertical keyboard, or whatever the experts in here call that.

Both products performed well; and both products included a free miniRizer to support your BlackBerry while using the keyboards...

It is boasted by Android software combined with an awesome 18 - megapixel dual - flash camera, a powerful battery (enjoy up to 22 hours of use), and two keyboards: a virtual on - screen keyboard and BlackBerry's signature physical keyboard (in slide - out form) that giving users the best of both worlds.

The BlackBerry 9720, which uses the BlackBerry 7.1 OS, and has a QWERTY keyboard, has been finally brought out for the consumers.

You can use keyboard shortcuts from the home screen, BlackBerry Hub, or the Phone app.

The updated BlackBerry Bridge app also provides a new remote control feature that allows a BlackBerry smartphone to be used as a wireless keyboard and mouse for a BlackBerry PlayBook.

Keyboard (very good): for me, good keyboards are largely what makes Blackberry devices so great to use for work.

Other minor reasons that the blackberry curve is better than the iPhone is because it has picture mail unlike the iPhone, the iPhone doesn't have multiple texting and the blackberry curve does, and the blackberry curve has an easy to use keyboard because it has actual buttons unlike the iPhone which has a hard to use virtual keyboard.

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Two years on from a catastrophic «modernisation», BlackBerry has finally made a modern BlackBerry that people who used and liked a classic QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry will feel right at home with.

The keyboard uses a custom Bluetooth driver that's installed on your BlackBerry Smartphone and available for download from the company's website.

MobiMouse supports full use of the BlackBerry keyboard.

Imagine this scenario - it shouldn't be too difficult: you're using your desktop or laptop computer, typing away on your full - sized keyboard when some sort of BlackBerry communication comes through.

Once the keyboard is paired with the BlackBerry, it really is that easy to use.

BlackBerry phones can now be used as a remote control for the PlayBook: you can mouse around with the touchscreen or trackpad, and enter text with the physical keyboard.

So just to recap everything all in one shot, if you have skinny or fat fingers, don't work in a quiet workspace, and don't mind the clicking noise, then using the QWERTY keyboard on the BlackBerry Curve 8530 will suit you fine.

BlackBerry phones have been tightly integrated with the tablet since launch, but users can now use their device's hardware keyboard to input text or control the PlayBook remotely.

Keyboard shortcuts on the KEYone are tied to the BlackBerry Launcher app though, so if you are an Android tweaker and want to use a different Android launcher altogether on the KEYone you are going to lose some of that functionality.

It's a comfortable BlackBerry to use, with the width providing a good size for holding and also typing upon with a very similar feel to the Storm 2 only with the physical keyboard of the 9700.

But this phone, with its capacitive physical keyboard was designed for you (and BlackBerry's other primary demographic, aging lawyers who still use WordPerfect).

Sure, BlackBerry Bridge has added some interesting new functionality, like the ability to send and open links from your BlackBerry phone, or use that phone as a PlayBook mouse / keyboard.

With its good looks and portability, I found the BlackBerry Mini Keyboard has me using my PlayBook more than ever.

Existing BlackBerry users are familiar with slightly tighter keyboards, so I think most of those who first pick up the Storm will likely be making a few typos until their thumbs get used to the ample keyboard space.

Other notable additions include an updated BlackBerry Bridge with remote control feature allowing the BlackBerry smartphone to be used as a wireless keyboard with the BlackBerry PlayBook.

BlackBerry purists will struggle with the touchscreen keyboard, however, which isn't as easy to use as Android and iOS» stock set - ups.

Designed to look indentical to the new Qwerty keyboard of the Q10 (which itself is a modernisation of the Bold keyboard), the keyboard is not only well spaced out and easy to use, but BlackBerry has also made it predictive.

Unlike the Pearl and more like traditional BlackBerry handhelds, the 8800 has a full QWERTY keyboard which is easy to use.

Also, the keyboard on the Passport is perhaps the best BlackBerry keyboard I've ever used ---- and that's saying something when you consider the lineage of handsets the company has produced.

However, it would appear that most BlackBerry Passport users are using a combination of the screen and keyboard for scrolling, which to be honest was the option that I thought would get the most votes.

Please note, it is only compatible with all - touch handsets, so if you use a BlackBerry 10 device with a physical keyboard, you will not be able to download it.

On other BlackBerry devices you have the advantage that you can easily get things going with the keyboard by using universal search.

If you've used a BlackBerry keyboard before, then you'll know exactly where you stand with the Classic.

As you once could on your beloved BlackBerry Bold and as you can on the recently launched BlackBerry Classic, you can now make use of nearly every letter in the physical keyboard and give it an action like Speed Dial for a contact, or use them to launch your most - used apps.

Although the device didn't launch with the same initial fanfare as the touch screen - only BlackBerry Z10, it's quickly become a key product for BlackBerry customers who crave the device's easy - to - use keyboard.

As a keyboard, it's great, but having used the BlackBerry Classic, we can't see that it's enough to bring old customers back into the fold.

In it you'll find tons of information about handy information about keyboard shortcuts, advanced UX settings, how to setup and use BlackBerry Blend, how to install Android applications, best practices for Active Frames, setting up lockscreen notifications and a whole load of other stuff too.

BlackBerry claims that Passport keyboard users got four times the accuracy compared to using virtual keyboards.

It will definitely be interesting using a BlackBerry with a physical keyboard and a touchscreen.

Crafted for optimal speed and accuracy, the BlackBerry Classic's QWERTY keyboard gives users the control and confidence to communicate quickly and clearly using one hand with a trackpad and classic navigation keys.