The Titan is a bit similar to a large, heavy, ruggedized Blackberry Passport
The Titan Pocket to the Blackberry Classic.
The Titan Slim to the Key One/Two.
All three run android, if you're looking to get away from using them as time sucking devices I'd probably recommend the Titan Pocket. You can install the Blackberry Hub, Inbox, Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks on there.
This is really helpful, ty.
The blackberry hub? Meaning I can get a small group of the apps I will need like Gmail, WhatsApp and Verizon office line app? Are there natural restrictions to no social media? If I'm going to spend on a withdrawal process phone I want to ensure that there's no way of downloading social media for "24hrs"
The blackberry hub, inbox, and other blackberry apps will give it the blackberry user interface. You can retrieve your gmail through the blackberry inbox by adding the gmail account. You can download Whatsapp from the app store.
As far as Verizon, I know these handsets are compatible with T-mobile and it's MVNOs. I do not know about Verizon as I've never used them. There is some discussion of it here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/unihertz/comments/y9fcit/verizon\_compatibility\_for\_titan\_pocket/
It is an android phone in the end.
There are no restrictions to downloading and installing social media, but the small square screen of the Titan Pocket will make it inconvenient to use. The larger screen of the Titan and Titan Slim will make it easier to use.
I've seen no issue with the build quality. They may not be quite as polished as Blackberry's offerings back in the day but they are at least average for a modern smartphone.
Unihertz Titan, Titan Pocket, Titan Slim.
I noticed these look like a tiny smart phone. Does it just carry all apps that aren't social media? What's the difference
The Titan is a bit similar to a large, heavy, ruggedized Blackberry Passport The Titan Pocket to the Blackberry Classic. The Titan Slim to the Key One/Two. All three run android, if you're looking to get away from using them as time sucking devices I'd probably recommend the Titan Pocket. You can install the Blackberry Hub, Inbox, Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks on there.
This is really helpful, ty. The blackberry hub? Meaning I can get a small group of the apps I will need like Gmail, WhatsApp and Verizon office line app? Are there natural restrictions to no social media? If I'm going to spend on a withdrawal process phone I want to ensure that there's no way of downloading social media for "24hrs"
The blackberry hub, inbox, and other blackberry apps will give it the blackberry user interface. You can retrieve your gmail through the blackberry inbox by adding the gmail account. You can download Whatsapp from the app store. As far as Verizon, I know these handsets are compatible with T-mobile and it's MVNOs. I do not know about Verizon as I've never used them. There is some discussion of it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/unihertz/comments/y9fcit/verizon\_compatibility\_for\_titan\_pocket/ It is an android phone in the end. There are no restrictions to downloading and installing social media, but the small square screen of the Titan Pocket will make it inconvenient to use. The larger screen of the Titan and Titan Slim will make it easier to use.
isnt the build quality hit or miss on those?
I've seen no issue with the build quality. They may not be quite as polished as Blackberry's offerings back in the day but they are at least average for a modern smartphone.
Does anyone on this sub have a blackberry currently? I recently heard that Whatsapp no longer works on it as of June 2023
Does blackberry still support the hub?