Chinese mini-phone manufacturer Unihertz has introduced a new phone with a full-size keyboard – the Unihertz Titan 2 Elite. 
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This phone features an almost square screen with rounded corners and a front camera in the upper left corner. The Unihertz Titan 2 Elite runs on Android and supports touch input, demonstrated by typing on the full-size keyboard in its official demonstration. 
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The new product is expected to be released soon, catering to a niche market favoring physical keyboards. The addition of such a keyboard in modern smartphones is rare and can appeal to specific user groups such as business professionals, tech nostalgists, and enthusiasts keen on tactile feedback. Discussions in tech forums highlight anticipation for its ergonomic design, robust build, and practicality in professional use. As competitors gradually shift towards touch-centric interfaces, Unihertz stands out by offering a robust alternative.
Moreover, the phone’s release might influence a reconsideration of designs favoring physical control elements, potentially leading to innovations that blend tactile and touch inputs. The growing interest in digital minimalism could further boost its appeal among users seeking devices that prioritize function over form.
