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HTC's Patent Shows New Type of QWERTY Slider
HTC's QWERTY sliders like the Sprint Mogul or AT&T Tilt may work great as a text entry device, but dialing on the touchscreen or even the keyboard sucks a big one. Their latest patent shows a device that combines the texting convenience of a QWERTY keyboard but keeps a dialpad in as well, without having to have extra thickness like the Helio Ocean. More »
cellphones
LG KT610 Cellphone Offers GPS, HSDPA, QWERTY Keypad
LG are beating the cellphone-gasm that will be the Mobile World Congress 2008 by releasing their KT610 model ahead of the game. There are no images of the handset yet, but features that have been confirmed include a candybar design, GPS, HSDPA (3.6Mbps) and a 2.4-inch VGA flip screen, concealing a QWERTY keypad.More »
rumor
If we had to add anything to Nokia's already feature rich N-series phones (the N95, for example) it would be a keyboard (or a touchscreen, but let's say keyboard here). Boy Genius has a spy shot of an upcoming N-series (not E-series) phone that has this full-sized QWERTY keyboard that's set for a 2nd half 2008 release.
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Nokia's Treo-like QWERTY N-Series Coming Late 2008?
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Sprint LG Rumor Messaging Phone No Longer Just a Rumor
Sprint clearly didn't want Verizon enV users to have all the messaging fun: the LG Rumor looks about the same size as the latter-day enV, with a slideout QWERTY keypad. Features include 1.3 megapixel camera, (new?) Sprint POP3 e-mail client, Bluetooth, a MicroSD card slot and GPS with Sprint Navigation. The catch, if there is one, is that this isn't an EV-DO phone: it runs on the older 1XRTT voice-and-data network only. You can use it as a cellular modem, though it will cost you extra and will only deliver 1X speeds. And unlike the enV, this 0.7"-thick Rumor doesn't come in green: just black n' blue or white n' silver. It'll set you back $80 after 2-year agreement and $50 rebate. More »
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Helio Ocean: Do You Use the Keyboard or Dialpad?
We've got a bet going here about the Helio Ocean. I say Lam's a weirdo because he uses the numbers on the QWERTY keyboard to dial, and Lam says I'm a weirdo because I use the dialpad (the numbers) to dial. Both of us use the quick-lookup contacts from the start screen. More »
gadgets
Xbox 360 QWERTY Text Input Device in the Flesh
Renders are OK, but nothing makes a new product seem real like some honest to goodness product shots of the item in question out in the wild. With that in mind, here's the new Xbox QWERTY Text Input Device (TID) add-on in all its actually existing glory. Our favorite four shots are below; check the source out to see the full series. More »Xbox Spring Update: Holy Hardware QWERTY and Fresh Firmware
Yo! That's not fan fiction rendering, that's straight from Microsoft: An honest to God QWERTY that slaps underneath your Xbox controller. Why do you need that?
Well, you might have heard some rumors about the Xbox Spring Update over the weekend. Those were true. So, the QWERTY isn't coming 'til Summer, but it'll make text input, and that Live messenger chat a lot more bearable than it would have been using just the onscreen keyboard. More »
home entertainment
Kinda Rumor: Xbox 360 QWERTY Micro Keyboard
No comment on the photos. But you know what's absurd? When journalists who hold embargoed info pretend to not know a leak when they see it, or post it as a rumor instead. Let's call the Emperor a fat naked bastard, and not lie to readers. Again, no comment on the hardware above. More »Kyocera M1000 Folds Out for Some QWERTY Hotness
Kyocera is jumping on the low-end QWERTY bandwagon with the M1000 announced today at CTIA. This candybar style phone opens to unveil another screen and a QWERTY keyboard similar to that of the LG VX-9800. More »
smartphones
Grundig B700: Smartphone With FM Radio
Hot on the heels of Grundig's Linux cellphone comes something a little more sophisticated from the German electronics firm. Slim - just 10 mm thick - and silvery on the outside, the triband GSM phone has a Linux-based platform and also supports EDGE and Bluetooth. But the real wa-wo-wee-wa is that it's a PDA with a radio. No prices or availabillity as yet, but find out what else it's got after the jump. More »
gadgets
Ultra-slim Credit Card-Sized Bluetooth Keyboard
Similar to the Freedom Mini Bluetooth keyboard, this Freedom Slim keyboard lets you add qwerty input to non-qwerty phones—the iPhone, perhaps? More »
cellphones
HTC Vox Sliding Smartphone Spy Shot
Here's what we belive to be the first shot of the HTC Vox slide-out QWERTY smartphone. One suggestion to the tipster though: could you possibly make this any blurrier? We can still tell it's a phone. Maybe you should put this through photoshop and smudge it up a little bit so that we can't tell whether that's a screen or Bigfoot's ass. More »
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Fastap On Major US Carrier Fall '07
Even though Fastap's been around for a while, no major carrier—don't kid yourself Alltel—has it. Digit Wireless tells us besides launching on a major Mexican carrier next week, a major US carrier has plans to deploy a Fastap phone this Fall. Of course, they wouldn't tell us which carrier, but the phone shown above is CDMA—and they've already got Alltel connections—so we're guessing Verizon or Sprint. More »
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HTC Athena UMPC-ish Smartphone
Designed for people who need a bit more computing and a bit less mobility in their mobile computing devices, the HTC Athena looks more like a UMPC than previous HTC smartphones that we've seen. Featuring a removable QWERTY keyboard, the Athena has a 3.5-inch touchscreen QVGA display (they should have went VGA for a screen this size), 256MB ROM, 64MB RAM, 400MHz Samsung processor, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g, 2-megapixel camera, USB 1.1 and a SD expansion slot. More »
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LG enV Smartphone Hits Verizon: QWERTY for $150
It was only a week ago that rumblings on the Internets pointed to a November 27 launch of the LG enV on Verizon Wireless. Well, the date has arrived and guess what? It's here! Yup, fans of full-size QWERTY keyboards (or people stuck with Verizon Wireless) can rejoice now that the enV (or LG VX9900 to be precise) has officially landed. Why else should they be happy? More »
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Eten Glofiish M700 Smartphone: Purty and Phat
Take a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and add GPS and WiFi, and you have the way-cool Eten glofiish M700 smartphone, the next high-end quad-band GSM/EDGE trinket from the Taiwanese phonemeisters. Satisfy that entertainment jones with its FM radio and take pictures of it all with a 2-megapixel camera, and then store all that on a microSD flash drive. More »
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