Sentences with phrase «qwerty models»

In return for this handier size, however, the keyboard keys have been smashed closer together when compared to other full QWERTY models.

It is similar layout in the physical QWERTY models, like the Blackberry Bold or Torch.

The big drawback is that this is not the standard QWERTY model most people are used to.

The physical keyboard device is the third BlackBerry 10 QWERTY model with one striking difference — it marks the return of the «tool belt» (trackpad and function keys) that we haven't seen since BB7.

It's worth pointing out that the BlackBerry Q5 budget Qwerty model announced at BlackBerry Live sports the same display size and resolution as its more expensive brother.

BlackBerry 10 will begin at the high end, though, with just a single full touch and QWERTY model launching around the same time in the calendar first quarter of 2013, so Heins says that the BlackBerry 7 line will continue until BlackBerry 10 has established a «full portfolio» of models.

The BlackBerry Torch offers a slideout keyboard that is the same full - QWERTY model as on the BlackBerry Bold.

The oft - rumored take is that BlackBerry designed the Passport to be the size of an actual government - issued Passport, a slight take on the well - heeled international customer that was meant as the audience for this QWERTY model.

Not exact matches

Effectively, the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro is the same model as the Xperia X10 Mini, only with a slide - out physical Qwerty keyboard where that phone is just a cut down version of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10.

In any case, both variants offer a physical keyboard which doubles as a trackpad, and it's worth noting that either one of these two models can be purchased with one of three keyboard layouts including AZERTY, QWERTZ, and the more popular QWERTY format.

Research In Motion's Bold 9900 is an update to the original 9000 model from 2008, which now arrives with a 2.8 - inch 287 ppi touch screen, a physical Qwerty keyboard and a similar look to the first device.

RIM has just announced that before the year runs out, they will be releasing the BlackBerry Curve 9380 which will be the first Curve model that's all touchscreen and no QWERTY keyboard.

Comes with a 1.2 GHz processor, new OS BlackBerry OS 7.0, a sized screen with a high concentration of pixels, touchscreen of course, the legendary QWERTY keyboard, support for NFC (Near Field Communications), HD video, a lot of exciting new elements were introduced in the new model to attract both new customers and old ones.

This is possibly due to the full slide out QWERTY keyboard that has been adopted by the new model.

Now, it goes without saying that a smartphone these days tend to come with a virtual keyboard on their touchscreen displays — and there is only a bunch of models that offer a slideout physical QWERTY keyboard just in case you haven't gotten yourself used to a virtual keyboard.

Unlike earlier models which feature a QWERTY keypad, the Leap is a touchscreen - only device.

The CEO of RIM - Thorsten Heins - has specified that the BlackBerry Z10 (4.2 inch display, high 1280by768p resolution, front and back cameras 4G compatibility) and BlackBerry Q10 (3.1 inch display, 4G compatibility, QWERTY keyboard) models will run on the Blackberry 10 Operating System.

Leading the list of upscale models is the Acer M900, shown above, an HSDPA handset with a slide - out QWERTY keyboard, a 3.8 - inch WVGA touchscreen, GPS, a 5 - megapixel autofocus camera with flash, and built - in FM radio.

It uses touch screen technology with touch screen interface and stylus to access the devices» navigation, practically getting rid of the unsightly qwerty keyboard Amazon use on their Kindle model.

Nokia's E7 is the latest handset in the communicator series and the first model since 2007, whilst arriving with a 4 - inch AMOLED touch screen display, with the same ClearBlack technology as their C6 handset only with the largest screen Nokia has built into a mobile phone.The E7 arrives running the latest Symbian ^ 3 OS, featured on the N8, C6 and C7 with a more business focussed set of features than those other handsets and a slide out Qwerty keyboard with 16 GB of internal memory.

All three new colors are otherwise identical to the original model with quadband GSM / EDGE radio, Wi - Fi with support for WPA encryption and UMA support for HotSpot @ Home service, QVGA display, converged QWERTY SureType keyboard, microSDHC expansion slots, media player, myFaves support, speakerphone, Bluetooth with stereo audio support, and 2.0 megapixel camera with video recorder.

The Pearl 3G will actually be offered in two different models: The 9100 which will have a 20 - key condensed QWERTY keyboard (aka RIM's SureType) and the 9105, which, curiously for a BlackBerry, has a 14 - key T9 phone keyboard.

This model also appears to have a convertible QWERTY keypad.

The new model doesn't represent much of a departure from the well - known aesthetics (including the QWERTY keyboard and an optical trackpad) although it's a few mm slimmer than its predecessor, making it the thinnest BlackBerry yet.

This new model features a 5 megapixel cam with flash, full QWERTY on a portrait slide, 802.11 n support and the spanking new BlackBerry 6 OS boasting a new WebKit (i.e. faster) browser, a social feed stream reader, an iPod like media player, a universal search function and multi-touch gesture support.Video and details follow after the break.

In that spirit, RIM seems to be covering all its bases, announcing a 20 - key version, the 9100, with a condensed Qwerty keypad and a 9105 model with a 14 - key traditional alpha - numeric keypad.

All models will pack a QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen controls and the long - rumoured NFC connectivity.

There will be no physical QWERTY keyboard on this thing either, although in a baffling twist BB is believed to be hard at work on such a model too, also to be released in 2013.

The new version of the Palm Centro is otherwise identical to the Glacier White model featuring quadband GSM / EDGE support, Bluetooth, infrared port, a 2.2 inch QVGA display, QWERTY keyboard, GarnetOS, microSDHC expansion slot with support for -LSB-...]

The QWERTY keyboard has also been redesigned and the front of the clamshell now features a more conservative design compared to past models.

With its 4.1 - inch Gorilla Glass AMOLED display and unique vertical sliding QWERTY design, the Venue Pro quickly become the most talked - about model of this first batch of devices — even more so because it has generally been unavailable for reviews or extended hands - ons outside a few tightly - controlled environments.

Nokia's E6 builds on from the existing BlackBerry-esque E71 and E7 models, where the handset arrives with 2.46 - inch TFT LCD 640 × 480 touch screen — which is the first time a touch screen has appeared alongside a Qwerty business keyboard, in the Nokia series.

He expects both QWERTY and full touch BlackBerry 10 models to launch in «close proximity» to one another, and it sounds like there might just be one of each: there will be «fewer devices in a market at any given time,» and the focus will be on the «premium smartphone segment» in both form factors.

The new model integrates a touch - sensitive trackpad and the highly tactile, distinctive, fretted keyboard found in RIM's premium full - QWERTY handsets.

As mention, the previous Motokey model that unveiled in November 2011 has also a dedicated Facebook key and a full physical QWERTY keyboard.

New handset is comes with a horizontal - slide QWERTY keyboard that similar to the previous model, the Samsung Intensity II (which was introduced back in... Read more...

This mid-range model offers a full QWERTY keyboard and support for both CDMA and GSM networks — including EV - DO -LSB-...] Read full article

In fact, the Q10 has the potential to carve out a niche as the best smartphone with a full QWERTY when it launches in April, as most Android models with physical keyboards are either old or under - powered.

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Orange's SPV range has taken another leap forward with its latest QWERTY keyboard Windows Mobile 6 sporting device, but has the new model got what it takes to impress?

Business users» coveted Keyboard Cover returns for the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus models this year, offering up a full QWERTY keyboard and physical home buttons for navigating the OS.

This handset has got curvy edges just like the other BlackBerry models and the front side sports the LCD screen followed by control buttons and the QWERTY keypad.

Skilled with both Qwerty and Dvorak typewriter formats and able to train others with these models.