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I have a Droid on Verizon. Do not let the keyboard influence you too much, because it sucks. I almost always use the onscreen keyboard instead of bothering to o
by goodside 16y ago
I have a Droid on Verizon. Do not let the keyboard influence you too much, because it sucks. I almost always use the onscreen keyboard instead of bothering to open it. The only situation where I ever use the keyboard is for games that benefit from having physical buttons, Tetris clones in particular. Everyone seems to think that a keyboard is a make-or-break issue for them, and I felt exactly the same way until I actually had one.
- Zak 16y agoThe Droid's keyboard is awful. The keys are flat and require quite a bit of pressure. I recently spent some time using an LG Ally, and found that it's almost always worth opening to use the physical keyboard.
- desigooner 16y agoDroid 2 is much better
- Zak 16y agoI've heard rumors to that effect, and I'm really hoping it's true. There isn't a current high-spec Android phone with a real keyboard, and I want one. Have you actually handled one?
- detst 16y agoI haven't held one but the picture I saw looks much better. http://www.droid-life.com/2010/06/10/exclusive-first-photos-of-the-motorola-droid-2/ http://www.droid-life.com/2010/06/10/exclusive-first-photos-...
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- biafra 16y agoI have a Milestone, an ADP1 and a Nexus One. I use the Milestone because it has the physical keyboard. It is not as good as the keyboard on the ADP1 but its not awful. So I guess everyone thinking about a physical keyboard has to try it to know whats better.
- psyklic 16y agoIts keyboard is nonetheless a lot faster than using the onscreen one ... and when it was released it was the only device in its category to have a physical keyboard at all.