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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.


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The first Bring Back BlackBerry episode of 2026 just dropped and in this one CrackBerry Kevin and Jeff Gadway debrief on the news coming out of CES with the unveiling of the Clicks Communicator and what it all means for the Bring Back BlackBerry movement.

If you're hoping for a new BlackBerry in 2026, not so fast... but I think you're going to appreciate what the...


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Clicks just announced their new Clicks Communicator and it is GLORIOUS. This the post-BlackBerry QWERTY your thumbs deserve, and you can reserve it today!

Clicks partnered with Joseph Hofer who designed the iconic BlackBerry Bold 9000, Bold 9900, Q10 and Passport to design a purpose-built communicator for the modern world!


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Is newer automatically better? Retro Jake recounts aspects of yester-year's tech that would do well to make a comeback; featuring the ModRetro Chromatic.

I like retro stuff. I like it a lot. Now don't get me wrong, vintage is great too, but there is something about the 'old-meets-new' aspect of retro hardware and software that really hits the spot for me.


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