Tag Archive for 'qwerty-keyboard'
Barring a sudden speed-release by an unknown party, the second commercially available Android smartphone will be the Kogan Agora. A candybar-format BlackJack-a-like with a full QWERTY keyboard, the Agora will begin shipping in Australia on January 29th and have a 2.5-inch resistive touchscreen, GPS, WiFi and 3G.
We’re always on the look out for sturdy travel keyboards, and Atek’s bucks the trend by looking to have the same key size and apparently the same key travel as your desktop ‘board. The payoff with the OnBoard Travel Keyboard is the size: with no folding, rolling or twisting mechanisms, it’s still pretty large. Nonetheless, [...]
Nokia have announced the N97, its flagship N-series S60 smartphone. Including both a 3.5-inch 640 x 360 resistive touchscreen with haptic feedback and a full QWERTY keyboard, with a slide-and-tilt mechanism that brings the display up to a 30-degree angle. The S60 OS has been further tweaked to better make use of touch input, bringing [...]
Sony has announced two new accessories for the PS3 that will ship this holiday. The first is the Wireless Keypad for PS3, a Bluetooth keyboard that clips onto the controller and recharges via USB. Second comes an AC adapter for peripherals, with two separate USB power outputs that can be used to recharge the wireless DUALSHOCK 3 [...]
Motorola have officially announced the Hint QA30, as seen yesterday gussied up with Alltel logos, complete with full specs. The QWERTY-equipped slider measures 3.23 x 2.43 x 0.67 inches and has a 2-megapixel camera, EVDO connectivity (though not Rev.A), Stereo Bluetooth and GPS.
The Pantech Duo 2 has cleared the FCC, with the same dual-sliding design - incorporating both numeric and QWERTY keyboards - but now running Windows Mobile 6.1. The original Duo was better known as the Helio Ocean, but there was also a GSM version on AT&T. The Duo 2 (aka the C820) has a 2-megapixel [...]
From one sliding Nokia to another, somewhat more interesting one. More images of the Nokia N75 have leaked, demonstrating the S60 smartphone’s side-sliding QWERTY keyboard. Similar in form-factor to the HTC S740, the N75 has 3G, WiFi and a 3.2-megapixel camera, together with a 2.4-inch non-touchscreen display.
With squared-off looks reminiscent of the LG Lotus, only in a slider format, details of the Motorola MOTO QA30 have emerged. Bearing Alltel branding, the QWERTY-blessed handset is CDMA 1xEVDO with stereo Bluetooth 2.0 and a 2.5-inch 320 x 240, 65k color display.
After hopes were raised and then dashed back in June over the potential US release of the Digifriends WiMAX MID, now comes word that the company has partnered with NextWave to globally launch the compact modular device as the Digifriends M3. The MID will be based around NextWave’s NW2000 chipset (as seen in the dmedia [...]
T-Mobile is still in the process of pushing out the promised line of devices just in time for the holidays. The latest device to finally make it to the eager hands of customers is the Samsung Gravity. This handset is the perfect solution for text messaging freaks on a budget with the full slide-out keyboard.
