The Titan Pocket, on the other hand, is very close to the size of 2014's BlackBerry Classic, though it's still larger than the legendary BlackBerry Bold. Last year, it rolled out the Titan, a QWERTY phone that many people found unusably large: It's 3.66 inches wide and weighs 10 ounces.
Unihertz specializes in quirky phone designs, like the tiny Jelly 2. For one thing, you can use physical keys unseen, typing only by feel and muscle memory in a way you can't with a virtual keyboard. Before touchscreens became (literally) huge, physical keyboards were the best way to input data, and they still have their fans. QWERTY-keyboarded phones used to hold a huge place in the market, and in people's hearts. The Titan Pocket may leave you with some Qs as to why the company is working off such an old playbook, but there's a niche group of keyboard fans who will find this to be a real pearl of a gadget. Unihertz makes a bold move with its curvy new phone, a reinterpretation of a classic design that old-school smartphone fans definitely still carry a torch for. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.
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