Clicks shows off its BlackBerry-inspired phone in a new hands-on video
Clicks has released its first hands-on video showcasing the Communicator, a smartphone featuring a BlackBerry-inspired physical keyboard.
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The brief
Clicks has revealed a working prototype of its Communicator smartphone. The device is characterized by a physical keyboard reminiscent of BlackBerry devices and features a removable back.
Coverage from TechCrunch, The Verge, and Engadget focuses on the first time the phone has been shown in action. Android Authority and PhoneArena highlight the prototype status of the unit and the specific inclusion of a removable back.
Future developments depend on further reveals from the company following this first working unit demonstration.
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Quick answers
What is the name of the device?
The device is called the Clicks Communicator.
What are the standout hardware features?
The phone includes a BlackBerry-like keyboard and a removable back.
Is the phone commercially available?
Coverage describes the device as a working prototype and a first working unit.
Coverage (8)
- BlackBerry vibes, modern Android: Our best look yet at the Clicks Communicator Android Police · 12h ago
- The Clicks Communicator Phone With Blackberry Roots Demoed in New Video CNET · 12h ago
- Lilbits: Clicks Communicator, another use for the Anbernic RG Rotate, and two tiny operating systems Liliputing · 12h ago
- The Clicks Communicator's first working unit is here and reveals more than we expected PhoneArena · 12h ago
- Working Clicks Communicator prototype finally shown off, complete with removable back Android Authority · 12h ago
- Clicks shows off its Communicator phone in action for the first time. The Verge · 12h ago
- Clicks Shows Off Its Communicator Smartphone With A Blackberry-Like Keyboard Engadget · 12h ago
- Clicks shows off its BlackBerry-inspired phone in a new hands-on video TechCrunch · 12h ago
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