Sentences with phrase «work on a physical keyboard»

How that will work is obviously unclear as of this moment — RIM's current method of swiping up from a key to select the next word obviously won't work on a physical keyboard.

Not exact matches

According to sources BlackBerry is working on bringing back the trackpad on physical keyboard devices and other core functions that BlackBerry users have always loved.

However, on the Torch, that jumping only works if you are using the physical keyboard.

TCL Communication is working on a new BlackBerry smartphone equipped with a physical keyboard, as suggested by a newly uncovered User Agent Profile (UAProf) from the Huizhou, China - based company detailing a device bearing the model number BBF100 - 1.

The way the entire thing works is as follows: the fingers hit the surface just as they would do on a physical keyboard.

If you're planning on using the tab for work a physical keyboard or stylus could be useful.

We now live in a smartphone world where far more people have experienced a touchscreen smartphone than a phone with physical buttons and most people don't know a keyboard can work this way - whenever I give a demo of the KEYone to someone who is unfamiliar, swiping on the keyboard blows them away.

According to recent reports, BlackBerry is working on a new smartphone featuring its iconinc physical keyboard.

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.

Of course, it's worth noting that not all Android apps will run on it as well as they do on mobile devices when the feature is launched; developers might need to optimize their software to work better with trackpads and physical keyboards.

The Canadian company is currently working on an Android - powered smartphone with a slide - out physical keyboard, codenamed «Venice», and thanks to some leaked photos released over the weekend we might be getting our first good look at what the device brings to the table.

According to a report from Reuters, citing «four sources familiar with the matter», BlackBerry is working on an Android smartphone that combines a touchscreen with a slide - out physical keyboard.

CEO John Chen told Abu Dhabi - based The National in an interview the company is working on two mid-range Android handsets, one with a full touchscreen and another with a physical keyboard.