BlackBerry KEYone Review - The phone keyboard is back! By Computerworld

Maybe the two biggest surprises a 20-17 or that black very still exists and that blackberries new phone is actually not bad. Admittedly, the specs of the key one is strictly mid-level playing. Temple Run will underwhelm you, and you definitely don't want to stream Netflix. But if you live in email and texts, you should give it a look. The key one which is actually manufactured by the company TCL, is an Android 7.1 phone. That's a tiny bit wider than a Samsung Galaxy S8, along with a signature, hard keyboard, the key ones brushed aluminum frame and pebbled leather back, give it a distinctive all-business.

Look the key one managed to solid six and a half hours in our intense battery drain test and quick charged from zero to 100% in just two hours, but that four row hard keyboard is really what makes the key one different. You might think it would be a little cramped, but the keys are sculpted and spaced well enough. That typing is a perfectly good experience. Besides acting as an input device, the keyboard is a big touchpad. The space bar holds the fingerprint sensor.

You can page through your Android screens by flicking, left and right and scroll up and down through documents, by dragging your thumb up and down. What's more, the key ones predictive typing lets: you flick words into your documents, building up a good head of steam and if you make a mistake, click left to delete the last word and the BlackBerry hub software. It lets you collect all your emails texts, calendars and Facebook messages into a single interface. The key one is not a phone for playtime. This is a productivity device, something that can live comfortably in an enterprise.

There's a reason that executives used to choose blackberries and the key one is a good update that reminds us why you.

Source : Computerworld