While waiting for a sequel to the summer 2018-released BlackBerry KEY2 that has yet to pop up in the rumor mill, hardcore fans of hardware keyboards can support the latest initiative designed to blend the productivity of past mobile phones with the advanced features and convenience of modern Android soldiers. 

Before rushing to deem the design of the Unihertz Titan unveiled just a couple of weeks ago as cumbersome or outdated, you may want to know it took mere minutes for the handset's newly launched Kickstarter campaign to reach its (arguably modest) $100,000 goal. By the ...