Clicks started with a simple idea: bring the physical keyboard back to smartphones, and it ended up building something much more.
Ahead of its December launch, Clicks has upgraded the phone with 12GB of RAM, a larger battery, and Android 17 while keeping the physical keyboard at the center of the experience. It also adds on-device speech-to-text, regular Android apps and new services around the handset.
The result is less of a BlackBerry throwback and more of an attempt to rethink what a modern smartphone should prioritize: communication first, everything else second.
Clicks gets an upgrade
Clicks unveiled the Clicks Communicator in January at…
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