The good: Has a touch screen and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard; multimedia features; HSDPA speed; stereo Bluetooth; A-GPS; full HTML browser. The bad: Slightly finicky touch-screen interface ...

Is there a slide-out keyboard version of the HTC Touch HD in the works? That's the latest rumor surrounding the upcoming super-smartphone from the company,… ...

HTC has come a long way since their first Android phone, the ugly duckling T-Mobile G1. The MyTouch 3G Slide is a good looking phone that's the near spitting image of the MyTouch 3G. It's 1.7 ounces ...

But realistically, most people probably don't upgrade their phones anyhow. The MyTouch 3G Slide offers a 3.4-inch touch-screen capacitive touch display with multitouch abilities and hepatic ...

The myTouch 3G Slide could go either way: A family-friendly Android phone with an awesome Sidekick-y keyboard, or, much like its name, a godawful conglomeration of disjointed parts. The gist of ...

Later this year BlackBerry plans to launch a smartphone with a touchscreen display and a slide-out keyboard that hides behind the screen when you’re not using it.. This would hardly be the ...

This keyboard will slide out from under a portrait-oriented touchscreen. The new operating system Nova is being described as "amazing" and Palm is going to need a big boost to pick up the pace.

As the name implies, the HTC-built MyTouch 4G Slide has a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard in addition to a 3.7-inch WVGA super LCD touchscreen. For a slider phone, I was surprised with how thin the ...

T-Mobile's newest 4G smartphone is a camera and camcorder replacement with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard running Android Gingerbread, that happens to also make phone calls.

Modern smartphones with physical QWERTY keyboards are rare, but not unheard of these days. But you know what you don’t see much anymore? Phones with QWERTY keyboards that slide out from behind ...

A startup creates a physical keyboard for touch-screen devices, like smartphones or tablets, that appears when you need to type and disappears when you're done. CNET's Sumi Das tries it out.

I remember loving my original DROID”s slide-out keyboard and thinking that I would never buy a phone without one. Well things changed, and more importantly screen sizes have gotten big enough ...