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Non-functioning prototypes of the Clicks Communicator smartphone. (Nathan Ingraham for Engadget) Clicks is an apologetically gadgety company, making gear that feels charmingly out-of-place in a world ...

But as impressive as those phones are, there’s another Android handset I saw at this year’s CES that has me even more hyped. It’s called the Clicks Communicator, and after just a 30-minute ...

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The new Android handset is meant to be a secondary phone optimized for messaging, with a BlackBerry-like physical keyboard, headphone jack and other features lost to time. Patrick Holland has been a ...

The BlackBerry is back, sort of. Mobile keyboard maker Clicks Technology last week announced its debut phone, the $499 Communicator, which sports a physical keyboard. The company is also offering a ...

The Clicks Communicator is the brainchild of two longtime mobile journalists, Michael Fisher and Kevin Michaluk, known across the web as "Mr. Mobile" and "CrackBerry Kevin," respectively. Both are big ...

With its undeniable BlackBerry and Palm Treo vibes, the Clicks Communicator is catnip for those who miss physical, clicky smartphone keyboards. I’m PCMag’s managing editor for consumer electronics ...