I've been using it for year, and never thought of that as a problem. My fingers are always holding it from behind (they're not just down low) so it's stable.

I've been using it for year, and never thought of that as a problem. My fingers are always holding it from behind (they're not just down low) so it's stable. It did take some practice to get used to the keyboard -- same as my first Android phone did. And I won't say I'm that much faster typing on the Blackberry honestly... just that the experience is so much less painful, and I have much easier access to symbols/numbers which I use a lot. (Swipe down across the keyboard, and this brings up an extra 3 rows of on-screen keyboard with symbols/numbers (in addition to the 1 row of context-sensitive symbols that is normally available when typing... so when I'm actually writing I have an either 4 or when desired, 7-row keyboard I'm actually using). I write a lot of work emails this way!