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Clicks Communicator Just Got Better... And It's Time to Configure Yours!

CrackBerry Kevin — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 11:58:31 +0000

More RAM. Bigger battery. Android 17. New accessories. New software. And starting TODAY, reservation holders can finally configure their Communicator orders!

BIG DAY!!!

If you reserved a Clicks Communicator earlier this year, today is when things start getting REAL.

Starting now, reservation holders can log into their Clicks account and configure their actual Communicator. Pick your color. Choose your keyboard layout. Mix and match Charging Covers. Add accessories. Confirm your shipping information.

Basically... start turning the Communicator you've been waiting for into YOUR Communicator.

And that's not all we're announcing today.

Communicator now has 12GB of RAM, a bigger 4,350mAh battery and will ship with Android 17. We've been making huge progress on the software. We've partnered with dbrand on some awesome accessories. And we're launching Clicks Care and Clicks Mobile.

There's A LOT to cover.

First... WATCH THE VIDEO!

Seriously. Watch it.

If our last video was about showing you that Communicator hardware was real and working, this one is about showing you how the experience is coming together.

You'll see Signal Light, Prompt Key, Message Hub, Quick Replies, touch-sensitive keyboard navigation, keyboard shortcuts, speech-to-text, the Kill Switch and a bunch more.

And yes...

BRICK BREAKER!!!

The important thing is seeing how all these pieces work together. Because Communicator was never just about putting a keyboard on an Android phone.

Clicks Communicator: Your First Look at Working Hardware!

CrackBerry Kevin — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 11:47:43 +0000

Six months after unveiling Communicator at CES, Clicks is showing off the next major milestone: working hardware running real software.

Six months after unveiling Communicator at CES, we're showing you the next major milestone: working hardware running real software.

There are moments in every hardware project that matter more than the others.

This is one of them.

Back in January, we introduced Clicks Communicator to the world at CES. What everyone saw were beautifully crafted industrial design models that represented exactly where we were headed.

What you didn't see was everything happening behind the scenes.

Finalizing suppliers.

Locking down the PCB design.

Sweating every last detail with our engineering and industrial design teams.

Finding ways to squeeze even more performance and delight into the product.

Working with our partners on literally hundreds of tiny refinements that nobody notices individually... but everyone notices when they're all added together.

That's the part of hardware development very few people ever get to see.

Today, we're excited to finally pull back the curtain.

Over the past week, our Communicator First Look video has already surpassed 900,000 organic views, making it one of the biggest moments we've had since launching Clicks.

Reading through the comments has been just as rewarding as watching the view count and orders for Communicator climb.

If you were one of the people who looked at Communicator when I first shared the news and thought, "Looks great... but I'll believe it when I see it working," ... this video is for you.

The Punkt. MC03 Is The Smartphone Giving Big Tech The Middle Finger

CrackBerry Kevin — Thu, 09 Jul 2026 11:45:30 +0000

Is there any hope of any company out there breaking the stranglehold that Apple and Android have on the smartphone market? Maybe not...but if there was one I'd root for to pull off the impossible, it's the combined power of the Punkt. MC03 and AphyOS).

I'm heads-down with the Clicks team right now. We've got the Clicks Power Keyboard shipping to customers right now (stay on top of shipping updates here), and we just gave a video first look at working pre-preproduction units of Clicks Communicator that are on track for Q4 mass production and shipping. But I wanted to pop up my head from Clicks Mode for a minute because the Punkt team deserves some shine.

The newest phone from Punkt. MC03 just started shipping. My history with both Apostrophy and Punkt. is a long one. Rather than rehash it all here, I'd say: