It’s not a perfect device, as there are plenty of limitations for $400. However, if you’re craving something different and you long for the days of your BlackBerry Passport, the Unihertz Titan 2 is ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Unihertz is known for developing niche smartphones that attempt to cater to a variety of needs. It makes unique phones such as the TickTock ...

It's easy to find a great phone today. In fact, current flagship devices are so good you really don't need to be replacing them every year. Read now Many people who work outside or participate in ...

About five years ago I covered the Titan, a throwback keyboard phone made by a Shenzhen OEM (original equipment manufacturer) named Unihertz. I wondered then if keyboard phones were making a comeback.

The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content. Unihertz debuts Titan 2, the latest 5G Android 15 smartphone with a physical QWERTY keyboard, on Kickstarter. Unihertz ...

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The Unihertz Atom XL is a great value rugged phone option packed full of features. As long as you don't mind the tiny 4-inch display, the phone will likely meet the needs of any demanding work and ...

Unihertz has officially announced the Titan 2, a new smartphone that brings the nostalgia of physical keyboards into the modern Android era. The company has also kicked off a Kickstarter campaign for ...

Looking for that BlackBerry experience again? Unihertz has debuted the Titan 2, the latest 5G Android 15 smartphone with a physical QWERTY keyboard, on Kickstarter. I know I’ve been looking at the ...

Either Unihertz is a really fun company to work at, or it decides each new phone concept by pulling random specs out of a hat. Maybe both. How else do you explain the existence of, say, the Titan, its ...

Three years ago I tried out the massive Unihertz Titan smartphone with a very large physical QWERTY keyboard. I loved the BlackBerry Passport, but the Titan was just too large for me to carry daily ...