To be picky, there must be one "most secure", if you sort them one of them has to be first :))
I heard once John McAfee said that his (at that date) android phone (I forgot the model) was most secure, because it was the only model that wasn't remotely rooted so far. And he, being a "wanted" person to hack, it has to keep an eye on these sort of things.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you achieve the same features as KEY2 with any Android phone? Just look at the permissions and usages system menus, install something like Cliqz browser?
As a side note, my hate for virtual keyboards reached 200% (who the hell had this stupid idea of making a non-tactice keyboard that you need to touch it hundred of times per day), and BlackBerry physical keyboard would keep me sane for a few more years. Now that I know they still exists (as a company, I thought they were dead), I may have to do some research.
I have blackberry 9900, but after "diving" procedures it died finally.
I still cannot be happy with virtual keyboard. My first android was Motorola (dont remember the model) and it had sliding keyboard which was good enough.
Ofc couldn't be compared with BB ones.
Now I do my best to avoid typing on touchscreen, bc i hate thiz experience.
I have no delete button, i don't have ability to select text with shift, i cannot pop-up context menu by clicky BB button.
But what choice do we have? Are there any up to date phones left with physical KB?
To be picky, there must be one "most secure", if you sort them one of them has to be first :))
I heard once John McAfee said that his (at that date) android phone (I forgot the model) was most secure, because it was the only model that wasn't remotely rooted so far. And he, being a "wanted" person to hack, it has to keep an eye on these sort of things.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you achieve the same features as KEY2 with any Android phone? Just look at the permissions and usages system menus, install something like Cliqz browser?
As a side note, my hate for virtual keyboards reached 200% (who the hell had this stupid idea of making a non-tactice keyboard that you need to touch it hundred of times per day), and BlackBerry physical keyboard would keep me sane for a few more years. Now that I know they still exists (as a company, I thought they were dead), I may have to do some research.
And about who had this idea: Steve Jobs it was
I have blackberry 9900, but after "diving" procedures it died finally.
I still cannot be happy with virtual keyboard. My first android was Motorola (dont remember the model) and it had sliding keyboard which was good enough.
Ofc couldn't be compared with BB ones.
Now I do my best to avoid typing on touchscreen, bc i hate thiz experience.
I have no delete button, i don't have ability to select text with shift, i cannot pop-up context menu by clicky BB button.
But what choice do we have? Are there any up to date phones left with physical KB?
All others have sliding keyboards, I don't know which is the worst experience, typing on the virtual KB or sliding a physical one each 2min :))
Well it was relatively fine.
Couple days ago BB keytwo was released. Have a look! They solved a hotkey problem finally!