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> born and raised touching the screen What does this have to do with the market? People don't want physical keyboards because they are "used to" them. They wan
by Erlich_Bachman 6y ago
> born and raised touching the screen
What does this have to do with the market? People don't want physical keyboards because they are "used to" them. They want because the experience of typing is different.
- ansible 6y agoI would have bought this style of phone 8 or 9 years ago. I had the original G1 (actually the ADP1) and Samsung Sidekick 4G, and loved the keyboards on those phones. With some practice, I could get close to 30 wpm on the keyboards. Since those phones were current though, I've needed to switch to "normal" smartphones without physical keyboards. At first I really disliked them, but with practice, and especially with better swipe-capable keyboards, I got used to it. Now, I don't know that I'd worry about going back. I'd rather have a phone with long-term software support.