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The BlackBerry-style phone is officially making a comeback. Clicks Communicator is an Android phone built for people who want real typing, fewer distractions, and more control over which notifications actually matter. • Physical QWERTY keyboard for texting, email, and shortcuts • Touch-sensitive keys let you scroll without covering the...

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