Flip phones like the incredibly successful Motorola RAZR were once some of the hottest handsets you could own, but that all changed when the iPhone kicked off the touchscreen smartphone craze back into 2007. A new report claims Samsung is looking to combine the two for an Android-powered flip phone called the Galaxy Folder.

Fleksy, the revolutionary new Android keyboard, has received a pretty solid update that brings a ton of new features and enhancements. One of the which is the new “vanilla” theme that really is as stunning as the original black one. This app brings your keyboard a new lease of life and makes typing on a touchscreen that little bit more bearable.

Whether you use one or not, third-party keyboards are a very popular customization feature on Android, and there’s a mind0boggling amount of choices available to download through Google Play. However, there’s now a new kid on the block which will almost certainly to catch your eye. It’s called Fleksy.

I have a confession to make: I own a BlackBerry Z10, and I love it. I think its BlackBerry 10 operating system is terrific — it’ll be even better when it gets more apps — and I haven’t been this excited about a new platform since I got my first iPhone. Seriously.

I certainly don’t want to see BlackBerry sinking anytime soon, then.

But I can’t help but wonder whether BlackBerry might have just shot itself in the foot by announcing BlackBerry Messenger for Android and iOS.

The BlackBerry Q10, BlackBerry’s first smartphone to combine a physical keyboard with its new operating system, has gone on sale in the U.K. this week, and according to the early reviews, it’s going to be a winner — for those who like phones with physical keyboards, at least.

But it appears the NEC Terrain for AT&T wants to spoil its party by giving keyboard users an Android-powered option.