Sentences with phrase «to have a physical keyboard»

I think the reason why many models don't have physical keyboard is thickness.

I like having the physical keyboard always ready to go.

One of the great things about having a physical keyboard on your BlackBerry is the ability to use keyboard shortcuts for quick navigation.

While most of me wonders why people cling so desperately to the idea of having a physical keyboard for their touch - screen devices, another part... [Read more...]

While most of me wonders why people cling so desperately to the idea of having a physical keyboard for their touch - screen devices, another part has to admit there are occasions when having one would be awfully convenient (especially when it works equally well with Android, iOS, and Windows Phone powered devices — complete with the special, platform - specific keys present and accounted).

That's why early Android phones still had physical keyboards and rollerballs.

Yeah I had the iPhone too, but I sold it because I miss having a physical keyboard haha plus I dropped it down some cement stairs and broke the screen so I just had it fixed and sold =) I am glad I am getting the blackberry with a trackpad because I heard the trackball would pop out every now and then.

Authors should take into account the wide variety of possible Reading System implementations when adding scripting functionality to their Publications (e.g., not all devices have physical keyboard, and in many cases a soft keyboard is only activated only for text input elements).

BGR is able to confirm that the company s upcoming handset code - named Jakarta the one that new CEO John Chen is betting will keep the Waterloo - based vendor of a bunch of two - way pagers with web browsers relevant actually won t even have a physical keyboard.

Apparently, it wont have a physical keyboard.

The main distinction between the two models is the Kindle Keyboard has a physical keyboard and audio.

The case enables the iPhone 4 to now have a physical keyboard, in much the same way as the Nokia E7 or Motorola Milestone 2 — only with the ability to revert back to be used solely as a touch screen device, when removed from the holder.

I've watched Android evolve over the years, having even reviewed here on CrackBerry the original Android - powered T - Mobile G1, which ironically in true BlackBerry fashion had a physical keyboard and even a trackball!

The Transformer has a physical keyboard too, but it's just a clip - on accessory not so very different from the Apple iPad's keyboard dock, though the Asus version sits the screen in landscape mode and comes bundled.

BlackBerry, Nokia and several other manufacturers produce phones which would fall in the smartphone class (with advanced features such as email, browser, etc.,) but do not feature a touchscreen, or at least have a physical keyboard as an alternative input method to a capacitive screen.

According to TechnoBuffalo, the upcoming handheld will be powered by Android and will obviously have a physical keyboard that sits beneath its display.

May 2: Company stresses that while the prototype has no physical keyboard, RIM will continue to make some models with one.

The Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones have no physical keyboards and instead go full touch screen with a 3.7 - inch display with a resolution of 800 by 480.

If you'd rather have a physical keyboard and you're buying a device to bang out corporate emails — Get a (any) Blackberry.

When Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone in 2007, he made much of the fact that other smartphones of the time had physical keyboards.

TCL didn't give out any other information on the two upcoming new BlackBerry phones that will arrive later this year, but both will curiously have physical keyboards.

Yes and no... It doesn't have the physical keyboard like the G1 and G2, but it does offer the Google «Vanilla» experience which is the pure Android with no flash extra skins like HTC's sense.

I like having a physical keyboard.

You could also consider the Kindle 3, which Amazon still sells as the «Kindle Keyboard», since it still has a physical keyboard.

Amazon has continued the Kindle 3 and it's a good decision given the benefits of having a physical keyboard and the good, solid design and ease of use of Kindle 3.

I am all about having a physical keyboard.

If you don't mind having a phone with a screen under 5 inches and miss having a physical keyboard, the KEYone is the perfect combination of Android and a sturdy keyboard.

The Kindle 2 has a physical keyboard for this purpose.

The good news on this front is that BlackBerry says it will be releasing additional Android devices, some of which presumably won't have physical keyboards.

It has a physical keyboard, a trackpad, and a touchscreen.

The case enables the iPhone 4 to have a physical keyboard, in much the same way as the Nokia E7 or Motorola Milestone 2 — only with the ability to revert back to being solely used as a touch screen device.

Another reason the iPhone is easier: It lets you tap the top of the screen to get to the top of your message, while the BlackBerry forces you to scroll (unless you have the physical keyboard open; in which case, just press T).

Now while the PRIV did have a physical keyboard, many said that it was pretty mushy and not as great as previous keyboards from BlackBerry, but that's not the case with the KEYone.

This is the only Kindle still marketed by Amazon that has a physical keyboard to type words or internet addresses.

This is because most of these phones all have a physical keyboard and an operating system that is geared towards productivity.

But it does have physical keyboard and physical page turn buttons.

I don't believe the device will have a physical keyboard and Apple will be explicit in its marketing that this is NOT merely an «eBook reader» or in any way, a computer replacement.

These keyboards connect with your tablet through Bluetooth allowing you to have a physical keyboard to type on.

Dipshit... you need to be selective with the Cut N Paste... the PlayBook doesn't have a physical keyboard.

I MUST have a physical keyboard and DETEST the sliders.

Unlike the KEYone which was unveiled earlier this year to much fanfare, the Motion does not have a physical keyboard.

Unlike the BlackBerry KEYone, this handset does not have a physical keyboard but comes with a physical home key which doubles as a fingerprint reader.

If you must have a physical keyboard, get the Samsung Epic 4G, If you need more custom ROM support, then pick HTC EVO Shift 4G over the Samsung Epic 4G.

Comparing the Curve 8900 to the Storm, they share a similar upper body (3.2 MP camera, hidden lock / mute keys), similar dimensions / layout down the side, and a similar overall appearance, but where the Curve 8900 has a physical keyboard the Storm has giant display and the bottom of the Storm is really the top reversed and features the control buttons sans trackball.

UNTIL NOW.The BlackBerry Passport is big ---- very BIG ---- it's square AND it has a physical keyboard, which also doubles as a trackpad for scrolling around menus, apps and webpages.

The Q5 will have a physical keyboard, something that sets RIM's devices apart from Apple's iPhone and most Android phones.

It will have a physical keyboard.

The first BlackBerry device running Research In Motion Ltd.'s new operating software will not have a physical keyboard, only a touch - screen one.