A decade after the last BlackBerry slipped from memory, a small company called Clicks Technology is asking whether the hunger for physical keys ever truly faded. This summer, their $99 Power Keyboard began arriving at doorsteps, offering tactile buttons, a built-in battery, and MagSafe compatibility as a bridge between the touchscreen era and something more deliberate. It is a thoughtful artifact of longing — functional, carefully made, and honest about its own limitations — arriving just ahead of the company's more ambitious answer: a smartphone built from the ground up around the keyboard it