If you really want a smartphone with a physical keyboard, just how much are you prepared to forgive about the rest of it to get one? That’s the dilemma with Planet Computers’ Astro Slide 5G phone, as ...

While Crave was wading through the masses of mobile gadgetry down at 3GSM in Barcelona, we stumbled across this peculiar handset made by Motorola called the Z8 (pictured). At first it looks like a ...

Phones are designed to cater to the general public as much as possible but there really is no such thing as a "one size fits all" phone. From the earliest days of mobile devices to the present era ...

Planet Computers, known for creating QWERTY phones, has shared a revised launch date and specification details about its new 5G smartphone called Astro Slide. The phone has a side-sliding physical ...

A cellular phone with a physical keyboard that slides out from the case. Although not all slider phones are designed this way, the part that slides out can be the full length of the case to provide ...

Smartphones as we know them killed physical keyboards on mobile phones over a decade ago. No one carries a flip phone, Sidekick, or BlackBerry anymore because the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy smartphones ...

The Astro Slide is a smartphone with a 6.39 inch AMOLED touchscreen display, a MediaTek Dimensity 800 processor, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a 4,000 mAh battery and support for wireless charging.

Made for people who carry around two phones—one for work and one for your wife to nag you at work—this KTFT EV-K170 slider allows you to dial and receive calls with two numbers simultaneously. There ...

But a new Samsung patent filed at the World Intellectual Property Office and spotted by Let’s Go Digital suggests a rather different take on the sliding design. The patent shows a bendable screen that ...

It's no secret that Samsung like making slider phones, but recently they've taken a hefty blow from their rival LG, who've made the extremely popular Chocolate phone. We knew that Samsung wouldn't ...

I like Pantech just fine, as I think they make some pretty interesting phones (even if we never actually get to use them, since they are Korea-only). The new ‘T-slide’ phones, however, are pretty ugly ...