Sentences with phrase «physical keyboard»

I'm not a fan of devices with physical keyboards in general but if I was going to buy one, this is looking pretty good.

And it got rid of physical keyboards on smartphones.

I don't agree that the use of physical keyboards will diminish in the future.

Virtual keyboards are not perfect, but they are better than physical keyboards in many ways.

There are a lot of reasons why we don't use physical keyboards anymore.

Likewise, it's apparent from market trends that most consumers aren't as hot on physical keyboards as they once were.

Can you tell me of any device that has a better physical keyboard?

When it comes to mobile devices with a full physical keyboard, they own it.

Plenty of people prefer physical keyboards — the Bold sales will confirm that.

It included a slide out physical keyboard that is designed to attract BlackBerry faithful while giving users the flexibility and app selection Android provides.

If you love physical keyboards, text like crazy, or answer a ton of emails, this may be the phone for you.

It offers a somewhat rugged body, with a great physical keyboard and a battery that can last for days.

Having both full touchscreen and physical keyboard models available from the get go makes sure everybody is happy.

I know I am in a minority with this opinion, but I really do miss physical keyboards on phones.

The tablet is also designed to be used with a full - sized physical keyboard case that connects directly to the tablet without batteries or Bluetooth.

The goal — a very thin and light touch screen computer, sans physical keyboard, that has no hard drive and boots directly to a browser to surf the web.

It allows for a full - size onscreen keyboard, and a full - sized physical keyboard you can attach.

It looks like older BlackBerry models but features a sharp touchscreen and an excellent physical keyboard.

Why can't the auto - correcting / suggestion software work with physical keyboards too?

Like we said, so far it appears this touchscreen keyboard has the ability to make believers out of the most hardcore physical keyboard people.

It also has a 5 - row physical keyboard now, the 5th row providing numbers.

I don't expect physical keyboards and mice to fade away any time soon, but I can imagine it happening at some point.

The absence of the famous physical keyboard has the phone aimed at «young career builders», according to the company.

The argument against physical keyboards often comes down to size - but to some, no price is to great for a keyboard.

Fast - forward to today, and no companies make smartphones with physical keyboards anymore.

This new physical keyboard device will have a screen resolution of 720 x 720.

Even if I were to eventually get a touchscreen mobile device in the future, it MUST come with a backup physical keyboard.

I know some people seem to love to hate physical keyboards but personally, I love them and wish there were more high quality devices with hardware controls.

It has a dual - curved glass screen and a high - density display that hides a thin, responsive physical keyboard underneath.

It was big and clunky and kind of ugly, with an awkward physical keyboard and 250 MB of on - board storage, priced at a lofty $ 399.

I really like the option of touchscreen + physical keyboard.

I have never liked the off - balance look that phones with portrait - styled physical keyboards have if they have large screens also.

The majority of laptops come with physical keyboard buttons to adjust the brightness.

Even in 2013, these folks will settle for nothing less than a true physical keyboard on their smartphone.

Especially if we consider that devices with physical keyboards and great specs are very few.

Lastly, in terms of specs, the people using physical keyboards are not a demanding lot.

I love a good physical keyboard, and this experience reminds me that Android could use one, too.

Will physical keyboards on smartphones return to the mainstream?

At any rate, the keyboard looks great for power users, but we all know «real» BlackBerry power users prefer physical keyboards.

While you can always use the virtual keyboard, the Epic 4G also has a slide - out physical keyboard.

It looks similar to older BlackBerry models but features a sharp touch screen and an excellent physical keyboard.

The Samsung DoubleTime features a 3.2 - inch touchscreen which covers, in a clamshell - style form, a full physical keyboard for texting and email, and a second screen.

That's what's great with RIM, they give choices, if u want a bigger screen there is the monza monaco and curve touch, but at least there are options for prople who want physical keyboards not like the mono forced iphones and anrdoids

But the thing here is that the BlackBerry Keyboard app is so good that it really does help move you away from physical keyboards, maybe not all the way for some folks but it certainly helps, and using the Motion reminded me of that.

You've really got to hand it to BlackBerry; years of brutal sales and a long history of bad timing and big missteps aside, the company is still holding firm to its belief that the world needs physical keyboards on smartphones.

While the Vital Moto Mod might not be as obvious to some, the slider keyboard is exactly as it sounds, a snap on mod that allows you to attach a slide out QWERTY keyboard to any of the Moto Z series smartphones, which is perfect for anyone with a preference for physical keyboard instead of the digital ones that you have to use with touchscreens.

Physical keyboards just didn't fit into the design mold set by the iPhone.

Both run Android and feature physical keyboards.