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  1. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Mobile #BlackBerry #keyboardphone #qwertykeyboard #Smartphone #Technology #zinwa #zinwaq27
    newsbeep.com/us/796937/

  2. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Mobile #BlackBerry #keyboardphone #qwertykeyboard #Smartphone #Technology #zinwa #zinwaq27
    newsbeep.com/us/796937/

  3. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mobile #AU #Australia #BlackBerry #keyboardphone #qwertykeyboard #smartphone #Technology #zinwa #zinwaq27
    newsbeep.com/au/837346/

  4. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mobile #AU #Australia #BlackBerry #keyboardphone #qwertykeyboard #smartphone #Technology #zinwa #zinwaq27
    newsbeep.com/au/837346/

  5. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mobile #BlackBerry #keyboardphone #qwertykeyboard #smartphone #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom #zinwa #zinwaq27
    newsbeep.com/uk/721895/

  6. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a lot like the BlackBerry Classic that was released in 2014. But the Zinwa Q27 is an Android phone with a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, 12GB of RAM, and support for 5G networks, among other things.

    But it stands out from most modern smartphones thanks to a relatively small 4 […]

    #blackberry #keyboardPhone #qwertyKeyboard #smartphone #zinwa #zinwaQ27 Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q27-smart
  7. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a lot like the BlackBerry Classic that was released in 2014. But the Zinwa Q27 is an Android phone with a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, 12GB of RAM, and support for 5G networks, among other things.

    But it stands out from most modern smartphones thanks to a relatively small 4 […]

    #blackberry #keyboardPhone #qwertyKeyboard #smartphone #zinwa #zinwaQ27 Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q27-smart
  8. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a lot like the BlackBerry Classic that was released in 2014. But the Zinwa Q27 is an Android phone with a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, 12GB of RAM, and support for 5G networks, among other things.

    But it stands out from most modern smartphones thanks to a relatively small 4 […]

    #blackberry #keyboardPhone #qwertyKeyboard #smartphone #zinwa #zinwaQ27 Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q27-smart
  9. Zinwa Q27 smartphone with BlackBerry-style design now available for pre-order

    The Zinwa Q27 is a smartphone that combines modern features with classic BlackBerry design. In fact, it looks a lot like the BlackBerry Classic that was released in 2014. But the Zinwa Q27 is an Android phone with a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, 12GB of RAM, and support for 5G networks, among other things.

    But it stands out from most modern smartphones thanks to a relatively small 4 […]

    #blackberry #keyboardPhone #qwertyKeyboard #smartphone #zinwa #zinwaQ27 Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q27-smart
  10. BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220
    (2008)

    An iconic experiment in form factor. By the late 2000s, BlackBerry was synonymous with the candy-bar QWERTY design. The Pearl Flip 8220 was a bold departure, proving that enterprise-grade communication tools could also fit comfortably into the "clamshell" lifestyle.

    Key Specs & Highlights:
    Design: Stylish clamshell flip with a glossy exterior.
    Keyboard: The unique 'SureType' QWERTY layout (2 letters per key with predictive text).
    Navigation: The classic BlackBerry clickable 'Trackball'.
    Connectivity: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and, notably for the time, integrated Wi-Fi.
    Displays: 2.6-inch main QVGA display (240 x 320) + an external screen for notifications.
    Camera: 2 MP with video recording.
    Multimedia: Dedicated music keys and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

    The Pearl Flip wasn't just a gimmick; it packed full BlackBerry OS functionality into a pocketable size. The external display allowed you to preview messages without ever opening the phone, which was a huge productivity win for power users on the go. While some purists missed the full QWERTY layout, the SureType system was surprisingly fast once you mastered the muscle memory.

    It represents a fascinating era when brands were experimenting wildly with form factors, trying to capture both the professional market and the youth/fashion demographic simultaneously. A true collector's piece today!

    #BlackBerry #PearlFlip #RetroGadgets #VintageTech #MobileHistory #00sTech #SureType #1EYEReview

  11. BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220
    (2008)

    An iconic experiment in form factor. By the late 2000s, BlackBerry was synonymous with the candy-bar QWERTY design. The Pearl Flip 8220 was a bold departure, proving that enterprise-grade communication tools could also fit comfortably into the "clamshell" lifestyle.

    Key Specs & Highlights:
    Design: Stylish clamshell flip with a glossy exterior.
    Keyboard: The unique 'SureType' QWERTY layout (2 letters per key with predictive text).
    Navigation: The classic BlackBerry clickable 'Trackball'.
    Connectivity: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and, notably for the time, integrated Wi-Fi.
    Displays: 2.6-inch main QVGA display (240 x 320) + an external screen for notifications.
    Camera: 2 MP with video recording.
    Multimedia: Dedicated music keys and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

    The Pearl Flip wasn't just a gimmick; it packed full BlackBerry OS functionality into a pocketable size. The external display allowed you to preview messages without ever opening the phone, which was a huge productivity win for power users on the go. While some purists missed the full QWERTY layout, the SureType system was surprisingly fast once you mastered the muscle memory.

    It represents a fascinating era when brands were experimenting wildly with form factors, trying to capture both the professional market and the youth/fashion demographic simultaneously. A true collector's piece today!

    #BlackBerry #PearlFlip #RetroGadgets #VintageTech #MobileHistory #00sTech #SureType #1EYEReview

  12. BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220
    (2008)

    An iconic experiment in form factor. By the late 2000s, BlackBerry was synonymous with the candy-bar QWERTY design. The Pearl Flip 8220 was a bold departure, proving that enterprise-grade communication tools could also fit comfortably into the "clamshell" lifestyle.

    Key Specs & Highlights:
    Design: Stylish clamshell flip with a glossy exterior.
    Keyboard: The unique 'SureType' QWERTY layout (2 letters per key with predictive text).
    Navigation: The classic BlackBerry clickable 'Trackball'.
    Connectivity: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and, notably for the time, integrated Wi-Fi.
    Displays: 2.6-inch main QVGA display (240 x 320) + an external screen for notifications.
    Camera: 2 MP with video recording.
    Multimedia: Dedicated music keys and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

    The Pearl Flip wasn't just a gimmick; it packed full BlackBerry OS functionality into a pocketable size. The external display allowed you to preview messages without ever opening the phone, which was a huge productivity win for power users on the go. While some purists missed the full QWERTY layout, the SureType system was surprisingly fast once you mastered the muscle memory.

    It represents a fascinating era when brands were experimenting wildly with form factors, trying to capture both the professional market and the youth/fashion demographic simultaneously. A true collector's piece today!

    #BlackBerry #PearlFlip #RetroGadgets #VintageTech #MobileHistory #00sTech #SureType #1EYEReview

  13. BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220
    (2008)

    An iconic experiment in form factor. By the late 2000s, BlackBerry was synonymous with the candy-bar QWERTY design. The Pearl Flip 8220 was a bold departure, proving that enterprise-grade communication tools could also fit comfortably into the "clamshell" lifestyle.

    Key Specs & Highlights:
    Design: Stylish clamshell flip with a glossy exterior.
    Keyboard: The unique 'SureType' QWERTY layout (2 letters per key with predictive text).
    Navigation: The classic BlackBerry clickable 'Trackball'.
    Connectivity: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and, notably for the time, integrated Wi-Fi.
    Displays: 2.6-inch main QVGA display (240 x 320) + an external screen for notifications.
    Camera: 2 MP with video recording.
    Multimedia: Dedicated music keys and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

    The Pearl Flip wasn't just a gimmick; it packed full BlackBerry OS functionality into a pocketable size. The external display allowed you to preview messages without ever opening the phone, which was a huge productivity win for power users on the go. While some purists missed the full QWERTY layout, the SureType system was surprisingly fast once you mastered the muscle memory.

    It represents a fascinating era when brands were experimenting wildly with form factors, trying to capture both the professional market and the youth/fashion demographic simultaneously. A true collector's piece today!

  14. Many people have come to believe that Blackberry's story has ended. But today, the company is powering hundreds of millions of devices, particularly vehicles. hackernoon.com/how-blackberry- #blackberry

  15. Many people have come to believe that Blackberry's story has ended. But today, the company is powering hundreds of millions of devices, particularly vehicles. hackernoon.com/how-blackberry- #blackberry

  16. Many people have come to believe that Blackberry's story has ended. But today, the company is powering hundreds of millions of devices, particularly vehicles. hackernoon.com/how-blackberry- #blackberry

  17. Many people have come to believe that Blackberry's story has ended. But today, the company is powering hundreds of millions of devices, particularly vehicles. hackernoon.com/how-blackberry-

  18. Many people have come to believe that Blackberry's story has ended. But today, the company is powering hundreds of millions of devices, particularly vehicles. hackernoon.com/how-blackberry- #blackberry

  19. Cat Deeley embraces The Princess of Wales’ Japanese manicure with a polish-free look – how to recreate it

    Presenter, mother, baker. Cat Deeley switches out hats all day long, if her social media posts are anything…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #applecrumble #blackberry #CatDeeley #GettyImages #Japanese #Japanesenails #manicure #nailtrend #socialmediaposts
    europesays.com/japan/65445/

  20. one of my favorite things about summer in France: eating these right off the bush that grows just outside the front door!

    #Photography #Fotografía #Photographie #Blackberry #Zarzamora #Mûre

  21. one of my favorite things about summer in France: eating these right off the bush that grows just outside the front door!

    #Photography #Fotografía #Photographie #Blackberry #Zarzamora #Mûre

  22. one of my favorite things about summer in France: eating these right off the bush that grows just outside the front door!

    #Photography #Fotografía #Photographie #Blackberry #Zarzamora #Mûre

  23. one of my favorite things about summer in France: eating these right off the bush that grows just outside the front door!

    #Photography #Fotografía #Photographie #Blackberry #Zarzamora #Mûre

  24. one of my favorite things about summer in France: eating these right off the bush that grows just outside the front door!

    #Photography #Fotografía #Photographie #Blackberry #Zarzamora #Mûre

  25. RE: kolektiva.social/@poshelnahuym

    This reminds me my friend Jack.

    I worked at #blackberry for a bit and one of the "perks" at the time was employee pricing on devices. After the lackluster launch of the #playbook #tablet, it was a yardsale - we could grab up to 10 Playbooks for cost essentially ($200-300 depending on model).

    My friend Milo bought four. Two were for Jack, his son with Downs syndrome.

    Jack had a collection of favourite things, he would carry around with him in his Favourite Things pillowcase: feathers, stuffed animals, sticks, leaves... stones.. and a brick. And that Playbook. Down the stairs? `TUNK-DUNK-DUNK-CRUNCH-TUNK` went the pillow case.

    That goddamned Playbook lasted 4 years. When it finally died (fell in the pool, not abuse), they unboxed the second one and got 3 more years out of IT.

    I think about that Playbook at lot. I still have one in a box somewhere, I don't have the heart to recycle it.

    Anyways, Thinkpads of this era were the same. Indestructable.

  26. RE: kolektiva.social/@poshelnahuym

    This reminds me my friend Jack.

    I worked at #blackberry for a bit and one of the "perks" at the time was employee pricing on devices. After the lackluster launch of the #playbook #tablet, it was a yardsale - we could grab up to 10 Playbooks for cost essentially ($200-300 depending on model).

    My friend Milo bought four. Two were for Jack, his son with Downs syndrome.

    Jack had a collection of favourite things, he would carry around with him in his Favourite Things pillowcase: feathers, stuffed animals, sticks, leaves... stones.. and a brick. And that Playbook. Down the stairs? `TUNK-DUNK-DUNK-CRUNCH-TUNK` went the pillow case.

    That goddamned Playbook lasted 4 years. When it finally died (fell in the pool, not abuse), they unboxed the second one and got 3 more years out of IT.

    I think about that Playbook at lot. I still have one in a box somewhere, I don't have the heart to recycle it.

    Anyways, Thinkpads of this era were the same. Indestructable.

  27. RE: kolektiva.social/@poshelnahuym

    This reminds me my friend Jack.

    I worked at #blackberry for a bit and one of the "perks" at the time was employee pricing on devices. After the lackluster launch of the #playbook #tablet, it was a yardsale - we could grab up to 10 Playbooks for cost essentially ($200-300 depending on model).

    My friend Milo bought four. Two were for Jack, his son with Downs syndrome.

    Jack had a collection of favourite things, he would carry around with him in his Favourite Things pillowcase: feathers, stuffed animals, sticks, leaves... stones.. and a brick. And that Playbook. Down the stairs? `TUNK-DUNK-DUNK-CRUNCH-TUNK` went the pillow case.

    That goddamned Playbook lasted 4 years. When it finally died (fell in the pool, not abuse), they unboxed the second one and got 3 more years out of IT.

    I think about that Playbook at lot. I still have one in a box somewhere, I don't have the heart to recycle it.

    Anyways, Thinkpads of this era were the same. Indestructable.

  28. RE: kolektiva.social/@poshelnahuym

    This reminds me my friend Jack.

    I worked at for a bit and one of the "perks" at the time was employee pricing on devices. After the lackluster launch of the , it was a yardsale - we could grab up to 10 Playbooks for cost essentially ($200-300 depending on model).

    My friend Milo bought four. Two were for Jack, his son with Downs syndrome.

    Jack had a collection of favourite things, he would carry around with him in his Favourite Things pillowcase: feathers, stuffed animals, sticks, leaves... stones.. and a brick. And that Playbook. Down the stairs? `TUNK-DUNK-DUNK-CRUNCH-TUNK` went the pillow case.

    That goddamned Playbook lasted 4 years. When it finally died (fell in the pool, not abuse), they unboxed the second one and got 3 more years out of IT.

    I think about that Playbook at lot. I still have one in a box somewhere, I don't have the heart to recycle it.

    Anyways, Thinkpads of this era were the same. Indestructable.

  29. RE: kolektiva.social/@poshelnahuym

    This reminds me my friend Jack.

    I worked at #blackberry for a bit and one of the "perks" at the time was employee pricing on devices. After the lackluster launch of the #playbook #tablet, it was a yardsale - we could grab up to 10 Playbooks for cost essentially ($200-300 depending on model).

    My friend Milo bought four. Two were for Jack, his son with Downs syndrome.

    Jack had a collection of favourite things, he would carry around with him in his Favourite Things pillowcase: feathers, stuffed animals, sticks, leaves... stones.. and a brick. And that Playbook. Down the stairs? `TUNK-DUNK-DUNK-CRUNCH-TUNK` went the pillow case.

    That goddamned Playbook lasted 4 years. When it finally died (fell in the pool, not abuse), they unboxed the second one and got 3 more years out of IT.

    I think about that Playbook at lot. I still have one in a box somewhere, I don't have the heart to recycle it.

    Anyways, Thinkpads of this era were the same. Indestructable.

  30. Never had a BlackBerry in it's prime day, but naturally had to get one as a collectible :blackberry:

    This rather intensively used BlackBerry Curve 8520 was released in August 2009 and had 512 MHz CPU, 256 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi for connectivity, 2 MP camera able to capture 320p videos and quite well working optical trackpad :neocat_phone:

    More BlackBerry inspiration in following reviews by @1EYEreview here: Bold 9000, Passport, Storm 9500 and 6210 :blobcatreading:

    #retrophone #blackberry #mobile

  31. Never had a BlackBerry in it's prime day, but naturally had to get one as a collectible :blackberry:

    This rather intensively used BlackBerry Curve 8520 was released in August 2009 and had 512 MHz CPU, 256 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi for connectivity, 2 MP camera able to capture 320p videos and quite well working optical trackpad :neocat_phone:

    More BlackBerry inspiration in following reviews by @1EYEreview here: Bold 9000, Passport, Storm 9500 and 6210 :blobcatreading:

    #retrophone #blackberry #mobile

  32. Never had a BlackBerry in it's prime day, but naturally had to get one as a collectible :blackberry:

    This rather intensively used BlackBerry Curve 8520 was released in August 2009 and had 512 MHz CPU, 256 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi for connectivity, 2 MP camera able to capture 320p videos and quite well working optical trackpad :neocat_phone:

    More BlackBerry inspiration in following reviews by @1EYEreview here: Bold 9000, Passport, Storm 9500 and 6210 :blobcatreading:

    #retrophone #blackberry #mobile

  33. Never had a BlackBerry in it's prime day, but naturally had to get one as a collectible :blackberry:

    This rather intensively used BlackBerry Curve 8520 was released in August 2009 and had 512 MHz CPU, 256 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi for connectivity, 2 MP camera able to capture 320p videos and quite well working optical trackpad :neocat_phone:

    More BlackBerry inspiration in following reviews by @1EYEreview here: Bold 9000, Passport, Storm 9500 and 6210 :blobcatreading:

    #retrophone #blackberry #mobile

  34. Never had a BlackBerry in it's prime day, but naturally had to get one as a collectible :blackberry:

    This rather intensively used BlackBerry Curve 8520 was released in August 2009 and had 512 MHz CPU, 256 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi for connectivity, 2 MP camera able to capture 320p videos and quite well working optical trackpad :neocat_phone:

    More BlackBerry inspiration in following reviews by @1EYEreview here: Bold 9000, Passport, Storm 9500 and 6210 :blobcatreading:

    #retrophone #blackberry #mobile

  35. We watched "Blackberry" on Netflix last night. I highly recommend it if you're into the history of modern technology. It says right in the description that it's fictionalized, and inspired by, actual events, so don't take it too seriously. But even with that, there was one element - an innovation by the RIM engineer to improve capacity - that I'm sure was the origin of something we now take for granted in all Internet-based communications systems. I don't want to give any spoilers, but it was cool. I went, "Oh, so that's how that started!" Other nice things for me were images of some of the old tech, including test equipment, in their original headquarters. There were some technical absurdities - again, I don't want to give any spoilers - but some of us will easily be able to say, "That part was pure fiction!" because the writers/producers got it so wrong it literally couldn't have happened. But overall, a believable reenactment, good casting, and fun to watch.
    #Netflix #Blackberry #Internet #telecom

  36. We watched "Blackberry" on Netflix last night. I highly recommend it if you're into the history of modern technology. It says right in the description that it's fictionalized, and inspired by, actual events, so don't take it too seriously. But even with that, there was one element - an innovation by the RIM engineer to improve capacity - that I'm sure was the origin of something we now take for granted in all Internet-based communications systems. I don't want to give any spoilers, but it was cool. I went, "Oh, so that's how that started!" Other nice things for me were images of some of the old tech, including test equipment, in their original headquarters. There were some technical absurdities - again, I don't want to give any spoilers - but some of us will easily be able to say, "That part was pure fiction!" because the writers/producers got it so wrong it literally couldn't have happened. But overall, a believable reenactment, good casting, and fun to watch.
    #Netflix #Blackberry #Internet #telecom

  37. We watched "Blackberry" on Netflix last night. I highly recommend it if you're into the history of modern technology. It says right in the description that it's fictionalized, and inspired by, actual events, so don't take it too seriously. But even with that, there was one element - an innovation by the RIM engineer to improve capacity - that I'm sure was the origin of something we now take for granted in all Internet-based communications systems. I don't want to give any spoilers, but it was cool. I went, "Oh, so that's how that started!" Other nice things for me were images of some of the old tech, including test equipment, in their original headquarters. There were some technical absurdities - again, I don't want to give any spoilers - but some of us will easily be able to say, "That part was pure fiction!" because the writers/producers got it so wrong it literally couldn't have happened. But overall, a believable reenactment, good casting, and fun to watch.
    #Netflix #Blackberry #Internet #telecom

  38. We watched "Blackberry" on Netflix last night. I highly recommend it if you're into the history of modern technology. It says right in the description that it's fictionalized, and inspired by, actual events, so don't take it too seriously. But even with that, there was one element - an innovation by the RIM engineer to improve capacity - that I'm sure was the origin of something we now take for granted in all Internet-based communications systems. I don't want to give any spoilers, but it was cool. I went, "Oh, so that's how that started!" Other nice things for me were images of some of the old tech, including test equipment, in their original headquarters. There were some technical absurdities - again, I don't want to give any spoilers - but some of us will easily be able to say, "That part was pure fiction!" because the writers/producers got it so wrong it literally couldn't have happened. But overall, a believable reenactment, good casting, and fun to watch.
    #Netflix #Blackberry #Internet #telecom

  39. We watched "Blackberry" on Netflix last night. I highly recommend it if you're into the history of modern technology. It says right in the description that it's fictionalized, and inspired by, actual events, so don't take it too seriously. But even with that, there was one element - an innovation by the RIM engineer to improve capacity - that I'm sure was the origin of something we now take for granted in all Internet-based communications systems. I don't want to give any spoilers, but it was cool. I went, "Oh, so that's how that started!" Other nice things for me were images of some of the old tech, including test equipment, in their original headquarters. There were some technical absurdities - again, I don't want to give any spoilers - but some of us will easily be able to say, "That part was pure fiction!" because the writers/producers got it so wrong it literally couldn't have happened. But overall, a believable reenactment, good casting, and fun to watch.
    #Netflix #Blackberry #Internet #telecom

  40. BBM Enterprise (BlackBerry Messenger Enterprise (BBMe)) – a secure, paid, end-to-end encrypted instant messaging service from the Canadian technology company BlackBerry. archiveapp.org/bbm-enterprise/ #messenger #windows #osx #ios #android #blackberry

  41. BBM Enterprise (BlackBerry Messenger Enterprise (BBMe)) – a secure, paid, end-to-end encrypted instant messaging service from the Canadian technology company BlackBerry. archiveapp.org/bbm-enterprise/ #messenger #windows #osx #ios #android #blackberry

  42. BBM Enterprise (BlackBerry Messenger Enterprise (BBMe)) – a secure, paid, end-to-end encrypted instant messaging service from the Canadian technology company BlackBerry. archiveapp.org/bbm-enterprise/ #messenger #windows #osx #ios #android #blackberry

  43. BBM Enterprise (BlackBerry Messenger Enterprise (BBMe)) – a secure, paid, end-to-end encrypted instant messaging service from the Canadian technology company BlackBerry. archiveapp.org/bbm-enterprise/ #messenger #windows #osx #ios #android #blackberry