No more "experimenting" with the ingenious Arc mode of Microsoft's Word Flow keyboard app for iPhones, as Redmond puts all its chips on SwiftKey.
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HTC may have not chosen the developer of its native smartphone keyboard app very wisely, with an infuriating error serving ads all of a sudden.
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Already discounted from $600 to $500, the S Pen-wielding Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 now comes with a complimentary keyboard cover as well.
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Multitasking tools are finally making sense, but it's the new file directory app and a document scanning camera trick. All that in iOS 11 for iPads.
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A unique, e-ink keyboard for Macs may not appear in color anytime soon while we may never get to see smart glasses from Apple...
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The Yoga Book is already available in the market with Windows 10 or Android, but Lenovo stated that it wanted one in Chrome OS as well.
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That long overdue Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is launching on and offline stateside on March 24, with pre-orders underway a week early starting at $600.
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You can put in text however you like and out comes an instant translation. Gboard for Android also has a few other updates up its sleeve.
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With almost $25,000 already raised on Indiegogo, a new Moto Mod prototype looking to add a sliding 5-row physical keyboard to the Moto Z rises.
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You won't be able to chug power on the go with this Windows 10 convertible, but the PLUS 12 does offer LTE in its complementary keyboard.
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It's just about the size of many other smartphones out there, but it has a smaller, high-resolution screen and a permanent keyboard.
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We're probably less than two months away from the commercial US launches of the Samsung Galaxy J7 V and Galaxy Tab S3, as hinted by new renders.
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It's a $299 Android tablet that has the keyboard of a $500 Android tablet made by the same company. There are some obvious trade-offs to be had.
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TCL is officially launching its newly licensed smartphone operation, BlackBerry Mobile, as well as a new phone two days before MWC 2017 in Barcelona.
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BlackBerry may get network carriage for what’s expected to be its third DTEK-branded phone to be manufactured by TCL.
Leaks man Roland Quandt tweeted that the device, so far as we know it to be codenamed “Mercury,” is indeed headed to the United States in an unlocked GSM form as well as a variant for Verizon bands. He also says that the “BBB100” is designed by BlackBerry, which accounts for CEO John Chen’s desire to put out at least one more device with a physical keyboard on it.
The Priv was BlackBerry’s last phone made in-house and to have widely spread among carriers, especially in the US. The newer DTEK50 and DTEK60 phones were mostly dealt from BlackBerry and its partner retailers.
Benchmarks have shown and Quandt can confirm that the phone’s display does have a resolution of 1080 x 1620 or 2:3 in the phone’s vertical orientation. Renders and leaks have portrayed the phone to have an intractible keyboard, so it’s expected that for dimensional considerations, the screen has to shrink in real estate.
The Mercury is expected to arrive at market as the DTEK70 and will likely be revealed at CES 2017.
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