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BlackBerry KEYone Bronze Edition can be yours at RM361 off this coming Tuesday
Posted:
August 5, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
3 comments
Want an Android smartphone with a QWERTY Keyboard but don’t want to spend RM2,599 on the latest BlackBerry KEY2? You can pay RM811 less by picking up last year’s KEYone in Bronze during an online sale on Shopee.
BlackBerry Evolve and Evolve X: Bigger screen with larger batteries
Posted:
August 3, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
6 comments
For those who love the security features of a BlackBerry but prefer a device with a larger display, here are two new all-screen BlackBerry smartphones. The BlackBerry Evolve and Evolve X feature an 18:9 “FullView” display, dual cameras and a large battery.
BlackBerry KEY2 is proof that the physical keyboard should have died a long time ago
Posted:
July 11, 2018
By: Rory Lee
64 comments
You wouldn’t believe the debate we had in the office when we saw BlackBerry bring back the physical keyboard on an Android smartphone. On one side it was “why would you ever need a physical keyboard?” while the other was “omg you can’t beat a physical keyboard”.
It went on for hours but I think we settled on the fact that there were pros and cons for each. I was a little on the fence because I’m usually someone who prefers tactility over the absence of one. Then, I got to spend a good chunk of time typing on the BlackBerry KEY2 during the launch event and what I discovered was: The physical keyboard should have stayed dead.
BlackBerry KEY2 Malaysia: Everything you need to know
Posted:
July 10, 2018
By: Rory Lee
4 comments
Fans of the physical keyboards on the smartphones of old rejoice! BlackBerry has launched their brand new KEY2 smartphone in Malaysia!
BlackBerry KEY2 Malaysian price revealed
Posted:
July 10, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
11 comments
UPDATE: BlackBerry KEY2 has been officially launched! Details here.
For those who enjoy typing on a physical keyboard, the latest Blackberry KEY2 is launching in Malaysia today. For those who are eager to get this productivity tool, the official Malaysian pricing has been revealed ahead of the event.
The BlackBerry KEY2 will launch in Malaysia next week
Posted:
July 4, 2018
By: Rory Lee
15 comments
If you’re just so done with 2018 smartphones that have no bezels, no fingerprint scanners and no physical keyboards, there is good news. You won’t have to conform to the 2018 bezelless fad for much longer because the world’s last proponent of smartphone keyboards with buttons you actually need to exert effort to depress will be launching their latest flagship in Malaysia soon.
Yes, that’s right. The BlackBerry KEY2 will be launched locally, next week.
KEY2: The iconic BlackBerry gets a new keyboard and dual cameras
Posted:
June 8, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
9 comments
For those preferring to type on a physical keyboard, TCL has just announced the new BlackBerry KEY2. This is a security-focused Android smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard and it succeeds the KEYone.
BlackBerry will launch the KEY2 next month
Posted:
May 16, 2018
By: Andrew Teoh
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It has been confirmed that the new BlackBerry smartphone will be called BlackBerry KEY2. And we know this because BlackBerry Mobile themselves tweeted it. But that’s not all, we also know when this phone will launch.
The BlackBerry KEYone’s successor to come with dual cameras
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April 11, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
7 comments
BlackBerry as a smartphone brand is still alive and kicking with TCL taking charge of the device business. After introducing the water-resistant BlackBerry Motion, a new BlackBerry device that will replace the QWERTY KEYone could be announced very soon. A couple of high-quality renders have appeared online which gives us a clear look at the new Android-powered Blackberry device that carries the codename Athena.
With the Galaxy S9, Samsung wants to fill the hole left by BlackBerry
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February 25, 2018
By: Amin Ashaari
8 comments
Our younger readers might not know this but before iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones became the staple, the smartphone market was once dominated by one name – BlackBerry. Back in the early 2000s, BlackBerry was the standard for mobile communications for business. BlackBerry devices like the Bold and Curve where the must have status symbols when you’re in the boardroom. Back then, if you wanted to be taken seriously in the workplace, you got to be seen with a BlackBerry.
Ok, the last line was an exaggeration but those who are familiar with BlackBerry will agree, like the personal computer, the internet and email, BlackBerry phones redefined how we worked. And today, with BlackBerry no longer making phones, you can argue that there is a hole where the brand used to occupy providing a reliable, secure and flexible business-friendly enterprise-level solution for mobile users.
