#Blackberry Q10 First Impression

The Blackberry Z10’s keyboard-touting sibling, the Q10, has finally made its way towards our headquarters and right from the get go, it’s already looking to impress us with its traditional portrait QWERTY appeal. Although the Q10 (and the Z10 for that matter) belongs to the new breed of BlackBerry handsets, its form and the overall feel suggests that it is the successor of the celebrated Bold 9900. Instead, BlackBerry went for a more straightforward approach in the design of the Q10. Other than that, much of the trademark physique of the previous portrait QWERTY handsets under BlackBerry’s stable has been retained in the Q10’s structure. As expected from a company whose bread and butter has been QWERTY phones, the slightly revamped keyboard of the Q10 is top-notch; one that would definitely delight any longtime BlackBerry user. In this video, we're diving headfirst into the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra for a proper hands-on and first impressions session. RIM fought back and introduced its first touch screen device -- the Blackberry Strom (9530). When Research-in-Motion (makers of BlackBerry) tried making a touchscreen phone the first time with the BlackBerry Storm, it was plagued with lots of complaints from people. Read more in our articles including "Blackberry Q10 first impression" and "Watch: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Hands-On and First Impressions".