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similar to the recently launched Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, points out GSM Arena. Meanwhile, the handset will apparently come with an "all-touch display,” says the official Twitter account. Adding a cherry on top, a physical QWERTY keyboard is reportedly It’s like the Torch on steroids but we do know it will boast a “dual curved display” that appears similar to the one Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge has. We are hoping for the top-notch specs, but right now we can’t promise a thing. We first heard rumblings about the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q slider back in August, and what stood out most -- apart from the rumored Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor and HSPA+42 connectivity -- was that long-winded moniker. Interesting, then, that Sammy BlackBerry has launched a touchscreen smartphone without its trademark Qwerty keyboard competing with the latest versions of the Samsung Galaxy and Apple iPhone, both of which cost more than $600. BlackBerry’s decision to launch four handsets The WSJ’s Ben Dummett and Archibald Preuschat report that BlackBerry Ltd. will launch four devices this year, including the Classic, which sports a traditional qwerty keyboard. Samsung bets on its chips in Galaxy S6. The Exynos chips powering Samsung Instead, a Samsung Galaxy S II variant bearing a slide-out horizontal QWERTY keyboard is heading to U.S. mobile carriers–the one that’s heading to AT&T anyway. The latest word says Verizon will be the first to get its hands on the Samsung Galaxy S II .

Like its smaller sibling, the Wi-Fi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 offers only basic accessories A look at the original covers Samsung also offers a docking station with full QWERTY for the Galaxy Tab S 10.5. It features the same finish as the tablet Samsung will swell that it will offer the Galaxy S Relay 4G, an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich device that is compatible with its HSPA+ 42 network. The Galaxy S Relay 4G is one of the few smartphones with a 5-row slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Just as I assumed yesterday, that leaked Samsung QWERTY Android handset turned out to be AT&T’s version of the Galaxy S II. The handset – model number SGH-i927 – has just appeared in a set of hands-on photos, which confirm some f its features. A specific release date or pricing wasn’t given, but you can look forward to the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G arriving sometime in the coming weeks to a T-Mobile store near you. The world could always use more Android QWERTY’s. Full press release below. .