Unihertz is no longer an obscure brand with its range of unusual smartphones, particularly compact models and models with a keyboard. Even though the HTC Dream and T-Mobile G1, the original Android smartphones, were equipped with such a keyboard, smartphones have essentially evolved away from physical keyboards. However, there is – as evidenced by the release of corresponding accessories – still a demand from a niche group for a keyboard on a smartphone.
In this context, Unihertz has just presented a new smartphone with a keyboard, namely the Unihertz Titan 2. The company is yet to comment on the exact technical specifications, but the image shared displays the model in all its glory. Specifically, there is a keyboard below the display. Above the letters is a bar with six additional keys, which should make smartphone operation without a touchscreen much easier.
The display's aspect ratio doesn't conform to the usual smartphone conventions, but it is likely to be close to 1:1. Unihertz plans to launch a crowdfunding campaign for the Titan 2 in June, or at least offer it for pre-order. Further information on availability and pricing is still pending.
























