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Yes. Phones that are switched off are easily reachable almost anywhere. They also happen to have no active UI elements on the screen. Or visual feedback.If you
by tripzilch 9y ago
Yes. Phones that are switched off are easily reachable almost anywhere.
They also happen to have no active UI elements on the screen. Or visual feedback.If you'd switch it on, on that photo you you'd be long-pressing the (bottom-right) "back" key, and possibly generating word salad in any focused text input field.
Almost nobody has issues holding a phone with the active display switched off.
- kuschku 9y agoI can also hold them for you while switched on without issue. I photographed them switched off because it was faster to do it this way, as otherwise I’d first have to power them on and set them up. But notice the Moto G (2014) in the album, which is on, and doesn’t show interference. Or,look at this helpful graphic Scott Hurf made http://scotthurff.com/images/posts/thumb-zone-2/thumb-zones-lineup.png http://scotthurff.com/images/posts/thumb-zone-2/thumb-zones-...