BlackBerry may be one with history, but its legacy still lingers today. Wait, what? You mean to say there are still phones with a physical QWERTY keyboard? Well, yes, and we have Unihertz to thank. The Chinese maker isn’t just known for quirky and rugged phones; it’s also unofficially carrying […]
I don’t know why anyone would need a rugged smartphone to be small, but here we are, witnessing the handier version of the 8849 TANK series of rugged smartphones. I guess it looks kinda cute and offers assurance to clumsy hands yearning for a tighter package. Perhaps the novelty is […]
8849, a sub-brand of Unihertz that goes all out in ruggedizing its phones, has recently launched its first tablet. The Tank Pad, as it’s aptly called, isn’t just the brand’s first tablet—it’s also the first 5G rugged tablet with a built-in projector. As always, 8849 isn’t just about ruggedness; it’s […]
Have you ever heard of the brand ‘8849’? I wouldn’t be surprised if you haven’t. It’s kind of obscure but not all quite that obscure because it is actually produced by Unihertz, which is pretty well-established in making rugged devices. The latest addition to 8849’s portfolio, the Tank 3 Pro, […]
During the launch of Nothing phone(1) phone, Carl Pei spent quite a bit of time describing the Gylphy Interface. It seems like nobody will want to rip it off because, you know, it is gimmicky. Oh, wait. Someone actually did (rip off the idea). That’s right. Someone did that and […]
If you are in the market for a “survivalist smartphone,” Shanghai-based Unihertz Atom XL may be right on your money. Building on the success of the original Atom, Atom XL is a compact 4-inch rugged smartphone that boasts a host of upgrades, including DMR walkie-talkie function.
You hear it is coming and now, it is finally here, well, almost. We talking about the Unihertz Titan Rugged QWERTY Smartphone, the rugged BlackBerry-like device. It is now live on Kickstarter and man, it looks like many people are clamoring for a ruggedized smartphone with physical keyboard.
Here’s a piece of good news for lovers of smartphone with physical QWERTY keyboard who sometimes have butterfingers. In other words, a BlackBerry Passport-like device that can survive the punishment of clumsy hands and a device that fits into an established ecosystem such as Google Android.