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  1. I’m making a video series where I solve 2025 Advent of Code problems on different devices. Watch me reminisce and solve Day 2 using BlackBerry 10 Cascades! youtu.be/JviWMdO5lXk #blackberry #kitchener #waterloo #qt

  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 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
  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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!

  7. BlackBerry Bold 9000
    (2008)

    The ultimate status symbol for Wall Street executives and celebrities. This premium business smartphone raised the brand's prestige to its absolute peak. It perfectly combined top-tier corporate security with high-end luxury design.

    Specs: 624MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 1GB storage, microSD slot, 2.6" crisp display (480x320), iconic trackball navigation, Wi-Fi, GPS, 2MP camera, and a stellar 1500 mAh battery.

    It featured a genuine leather back cover and a premium chrome frame. Its sculpted physical QWERTY keyboard is still considered one of the best ever made for typing. Combined with push email and BBM, it was an elite machine.

    #BlackBerryBold9000 #BlackBerry #QWERTY #RetroTech #VintageMobile #1EYEReview

  8. BlackBerry Bold 9000
    (2008)

    The ultimate status symbol for Wall Street executives and celebrities. This premium business smartphone raised the brand's prestige to its absolute peak. It perfectly combined top-tier corporate security with high-end luxury design.

    Specs: 624MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 1GB storage, microSD slot, 2.6" crisp display (480x320), iconic trackball navigation, Wi-Fi, GPS, 2MP camera, and a stellar 1500 mAh battery.

    It featured a genuine leather back cover and a premium chrome frame. Its sculpted physical QWERTY keyboard is still considered one of the best ever made for typing. Combined with push email and BBM, it was an elite machine.

    #BlackBerryBold9000 #BlackBerry #QWERTY #RetroTech #VintageMobile #1EYEReview

  9. BlackBerry Bold 9000
    (2008)

    The ultimate status symbol for Wall Street executives and celebrities. This premium business smartphone raised the brand's prestige to its absolute peak. It perfectly combined top-tier corporate security with high-end luxury design.

    Specs: 624MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 1GB storage, microSD slot, 2.6" crisp display (480x320), iconic trackball navigation, Wi-Fi, GPS, 2MP camera, and a stellar 1500 mAh battery.

    It featured a genuine leather back cover and a premium chrome frame. Its sculpted physical QWERTY keyboard is still considered one of the best ever made for typing. Combined with push email and BBM, it was an elite machine.

    #BlackBerryBold9000 #BlackBerry #QWERTY #RetroTech #VintageMobile #1EYEReview

  10. BlackBerry Bold 9000
    (2008)

    The ultimate status symbol for Wall Street executives and celebrities. This premium business smartphone raised the brand's prestige to its absolute peak. It perfectly combined top-tier corporate security with high-end luxury design.

    Specs: 624MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 1GB storage, microSD slot, 2.6" crisp display (480x320), iconic trackball navigation, Wi-Fi, GPS, 2MP camera, and a stellar 1500 mAh battery.

    It featured a genuine leather back cover and a premium chrome frame. Its sculpted physical QWERTY keyboard is still considered one of the best ever made for typing. Combined with push email and BBM, it was an elite machine.

    #BlackBerryBold9000 #BlackBerry #QWERTY #RetroTech #VintageMobile #1EYEReview

  11. BlackBerry Bold 9000
    (2008)

    The ultimate status symbol for Wall Street executives and celebrities. This premium business smartphone raised the brand's prestige to its absolute peak. It perfectly combined top-tier corporate security with high-end luxury design.

    Specs: 624MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 1GB storage, microSD slot, 2.6" crisp display (480x320), iconic trackball navigation, Wi-Fi, GPS, 2MP camera, and a stellar 1500 mAh battery.

    It featured a genuine leather back cover and a premium chrome frame. Its sculpted physical QWERTY keyboard is still considered one of the best ever made for typing. Combined with push email and BBM, it was an elite machine.

  12. At least one (IMO credible) report with the #Zinwa #BlackBerry Q25 that an update to Google Play Services is preventing anything shipped by Google from opening without Play Certification

    Which is a hell of a bomb to drop, and absolutely hilarious

  13. Zinwa is designing a modern Android phone with a MediaTek Dimensity 9300 processor and a body inspired by the BlackBery Key2, complete with a nearly identical thumb keyboard. But expect smaller bezels for a more compact design.

  14. Lilbits: Android for desktop PCs leaks, as does NVIDIA’s processors for laptops

    Google has made it pretty clear that it’s working on bringing a desktop mode to Android, effectively blurring the lines between Android and ChromeOS (and maybe eventually phasing out the latter). But most of the work on that project has been taking place behind closed doors.

    A recent bug report in the Chromium bug tracker provided an early look though. While the web page has been removed, the […]

    #aluminumOs #anbernic #anbernicRgG01 #android #androidForDesktop #blackberry #bringBackBlackberry #chrome #clicksCommunicator #gmk #gmkNucboxK13 #leaks #lilbits #lunarLake #miniPc #nvidia #nvidiaN1 #nvidiaN1x #riscV #spacemit #spacemitK3 Read more: liliputing.com/lilbits-android
  15. Zinwa Q27 prototype brings classic BlackBerry style to a modern Android phone

    The Zinwa Q27 is an upcoming smartphone that’s designed to look like a classic BlackBerry device, complete with a QWERTY keyboard. Made by a small team that got its start by replacing the insides of actual BlackBerry phones, the Q27 is Zinwa’s first phone featuring entirely brand new components: It has an AMOLED display, MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, and Android 16 software.

    While the […]

    #blackberry #keyboardPhone #qwerty #zinwa #zinwaQ27

    Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q27-proto

  16. Zinwa Q27 prototype is expected to be ready around Jan 15th, 2026 , Look like iPhone + BlackBerry = Zinwa Q27
    what You think ? #blackberry #zinwa #tech #news

  17. Zinwa introduce brand new Android keypad Phone #Zinwa Q27 is own brand of phone. It is NOT an upgraded #Blackberry phone, but a completely new device made by Zinwa
    #ZinwaQ27 #tech #news

  18. Zinwa Q27 will be a modern BlackBerry Clone with a 3.92 inch display, QWERTY keyboard and Android 16 software

    The Zinwa Q27 is an upcoming smartphone that combines modern features like an AMOLED display, MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, and Android 16 software with a retro design: it has a 3.92 inch display and a physical QWERTY keyboard.

    In other words, it looks like a BlackBerry. And that’s not surprising when you consider that this phone is being developed by the folks behind the Zinwa Q25 Pro, […]

    #blackberry #qwerty #smartphones #zinwa #zinwaQ10 #zinwaQ25 #zinwaQ27 #zinwaQ30

    Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q27-will-

  19. TROPHY DARK – Blackberry Jam (feat. Les Imagitateurs)

    Dans ce nouvel épisode sur la JDR ACADEMY, on vous propose une partie de l’excellent Trophy Dark, un jeu de rôle de Jessie Ross qui met en avant le drame, le sombre et le play to lose. Chaque incursion (scénario) pousse les personnages dans leur retranchements et les plongent dans l’horreur… Ils courent vers leur perte et la fin est inéluctable !

    Pour cette partie nous recevons l’équipe des Imagitateurs du JDR, des grands habitués de l’improvisation et des histoires à tendance dramatique ! Découvrez les sur leur chaîne YouTube.

    Nous jouons le scénario « Blackberry Jam » écrit par Ira Grace dans lequel les joueurs incarnent des enfants lors d’une cueillette de mûres qui les changera pour toujours…

    Encore du Trophy Dark : https://jdracademy.fr/trophy-dark-01-les-bandits-le-puit-et-les-limaces/
    Des bonus sur Trophy Dark : https://jdracademy.fr/trophy-dark-la-maitrise-dune-incursion-bonus/

    Un conte noir mené par Riley avec Jennnyyyy, Eric et Meriks

    Montage : Riley
    Soutenez-nous sur Patreon pour faire vivre la JDR Academy : https://www.patreon.com/JDRAcademy?l=fr

    Tous les épisodes sont disponibles sur : www.jdracademy.com

    https://youtu.be/kUXW1mrWeV4

    Musiques

    Trophy Dark Rings by Lobocantor Escucha
    3 hours of Dark Fantasy Music
    Cold by Jorge Mendez

    #ActualPlay #JeuDeRôle #trophydark #OneShotJDR #JDRFrançais #PodcastJDR #JDRAcademy #horreur #darkfantasy

    jdracademy.fr/trophy-dark-blac

    #ActualPlay #actualplay #blackberry #blackberryJam #Channelfear #coupCritique #danger #darkFantasy #darkfantasy #drama #drame #enfants #Horreur #imagitateurs #jdr #JDRAcademy #jeuDeRôle #jeuDeRole #lose #medHorror #medfan #medievalFantasy #OneShotJDR #podcast #PodcastJDR #surnaturel #trophyDark #trophydark #youtube

  20. Zinwa Q25 upgrades the BlackBerry Q20 Classic with the guts of a modern Android smartphone

    The BlackBerry Q20 Classic is a smartphone that was released in 2014 with a 3.5 inch, 720 x 720 pixel square display and a QWERTY keyboard. It was one of the last phones to ship with BlackBerry OS software and BlackBerry’s classic keyboard.

    Now a small Chinese team is looking to breathe new life into the BlackBerry Classic by replacing the phone’s insides with a brand new mainboard, […]

    #blackberry #blackberryClassic #blackberryQ20Classic #zinwa #zinwaQ25 #zinwaQ25Pro

    Read more: liliputing.com/zinwa-q25-upgra

  21. @moomin Well, what really needs to happen is, we need to stop selling phones with more powerful chips, and include more RAM instead (people won't be able to tell the difference), and start increasing battery size.

    I suspect that #Android is a very inefficient operating system at this point, considering how battery life seems to be cratering on smartphones. We need to cap CPUs to force developers to make more efficient code.

    Also, I doubt that an #EInk display is translucent, so it wouldn't work to have that underneath an #OLED display.

    We should normalize having a backup phone that's not provided by your job though. Eventually I plan to get an old #BlackBerry and set it up with #Tracfone.