Results: Are physical keyboards a thing of the past?

So, the new BlackBerry-branded smartphone, with a name that"s yet to be announced, has officially been added to TCL"s product portfolio. It"s a midranger with Android 7 Nougat on board, a full bouquet of BlackBerry software features, and last — but not least — a hardware keyboard!
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Are physical keyboards a thing of the past?

So, we are about to see a new BlackBerry-branded smartphone introduced very, very soon and, from both leaks and official teases, we know that it will feature a hardware keyboard. The handset is expected to run on Android 7 Nougat, not the proprietary BB10 software, but it"s still been shown to ..

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Single dads rate their physical and mental health low

Single dads are twice as likely to report poor physical and mental health as fathers with partners, according to a new study from a group of Toronto-area researchers.
In addition, solo fathers experience the same stress and strain as single mothers, which is likely related to low income and...
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Torture evidence ignored by Home Office, says charity

Image copyright Will Baxter The Home Office is “disregarding and mistreating” medical evidence of torture in UK asylum claims, a report by a charity suggests.
Asylum seekers in the UK who say they are torture victims can have medical assessments to verify their claims.
But charity Freedom From Torture said judges were correcting poor judgements at “considerable cost to taxpayers”.
The Home Office said “an exceptionally small sample” was used in the report and all evidence was considered.
Sonya Sceats, director of policy and advocacy at Freedom From Torture, told the BBC"s Victoria Derbyshire programme its findings showed “egregious mishandling of medical evidence” in 50 cases over a two-year period, from January 2014 to December 2015.
Freedom From Torture produces medical reports when lawyers for asylum seekers who say they have suffered torture, instruct clinicians and other healthcare professionals at the charity to carry out detailed assessments.
But Ms Sceats said the Home ..

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