If you miss the old school feel of a slide-out keyboard on your phone, you might be able to regain that functionality with ...

Clicks Keyboard for iPhone is back, and they’re pushing all the right buttons—literally. I had the chance to get hands-on with the latest model, and it’s clear that Clicks has done their homework.

It’s no secret that BlackBerry fans loved their physical keyboards. Ever since the last BlackBerry Key 2 rolled off the factory floor, the mobile space has been mostly bereft of mobile devices with ...

Clicks is on a mission to bring keyboards back to smartphones, giving users the advantage of a physical QWERTY keyboard without compromising on screen space. It’s no secret that the BlackBerry ...

Most modern smartphones are touchscreen-only devices that let you use virtual keyboards or voice when you want to enter text. But a generation of smartphone users that got their start on BlackBerries ...

The Clicks Keyboard for iPhone will either be an amazing nostalgia trip that forces you to slow down and think, or it will be a finger trap of typing torment. Either way, it's a well-executed product.

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I made a solid attempt to type my story on the original Clicks Keyboard case on Clicks itself, but it turned out to be an ambitious target, as I found typing on it slow and a bit frustrating. Physical ...

The following content is brought to you by Mashable partners. If you buy a product featured here, we may earn an affiliate commission or other compensation. TL;DR: The Clicks Keyboard Phone Case adds ...

A funny thing happened after I stopped using Clicks, the keyboard case that effectively turns an iPhone into an oversized Blackberry: The phone by itself suddenly seemed punier. I mean that in terms ...

Clicks co-founder Michael Fisher, who goes by MrMobile on YouTube and has garnered more than a million subscribers reviewing phones on there, noted that Android plays real nice with physical keyboards ...