[Yoox_II]

Do you think this was TCL's, BlackBerry's idea when naming the phone? If so, they really set themselves up for a distinctive, iconic yet simple naming formula that is arguably almost as identifiable as saying iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 7 etc.

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[ToniCipriani]

/blackberry-keyone-f445/keyone-start-key-series-pkb-1101295/

[Yoox_II]

/blackberry-keyone-f445/keyone-start-key-series-pkb-1101295/

Oshiiiiiip sorry, I hadn't read that thread yet.

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[slagman5]

Steve Cistulli did say during one of CB's podcasts that the name would make more sense once the second one comes out. So yes, I think that means KEYone, KEYtwo, KEYthree...

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[Yoox_II]

Well if this is the case, I hope they follow a 1 year release schedule like iPhone. Might just entice some people to upgrade more often since it is poised to be a very unique phone, instead of releasing a "different" phone with a keyboard 8 months later.

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[slagman5]

Well if this is the case, I hope they follow a 1 year release schedule like iPhone. Might just entice some people to upgrade more often since it is poised to be a very unique phone, instead of releasing a "different" phone with a keyboard 8 months later.

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But this isn't iPhone. iPhone users buy the phone because it has an Apple logo on the back. Android buyers tend to care about price, performance, etc. So they need to have more choice in order to stay competitive. I believe the next keyboard device will come shortly after the K1, later in the same year, and will be a budget device. Probably something in the $200 range (or hopefully less). Then after that perhaps a higher spec one, but I don't know about that. I've only heard about the plans for a budget BB device.

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