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Whoa. Thank you SO MUCH! I'd completely despaired of ever finding a modern smartphone with a full physical keyboard on it. It's been 8 years since I had one.
by BardRT 6y ago
Whoa. Thank you SO MUCH!
I'd completely despaired of ever finding a modern smartphone with a full physical keyboard on it. It's been 8 years since I had one.
Now to do some research and find a US carrier that it'll work with.
- djmips 6y agoI wonder if you could even code on that...
- BardRT 6y agoInterestingly enough, that was sort of one of the things I occasionally used my WinMo6 HTC Tilt for JUST A LITTLE. Back in 2007 there was a period where I was doing a lot of work on deployed standalone application servers at remote client sites, some of which had little to no internet connection. We'd audit servers before I traveled and send me with the "right software patches", but it didn't always work out perfectly and tethering was pretty primitive back then. I loved being able to call someone, have them check something out of sourcesafe, then throw it up on one of our servers, where I could SSH in from my phone, grab files, edit them, then shove them on my MicroSD card, pull that, shove it in a USB adapter and patch an install for a server with no internet connection. SUPER hinky by today's standards, but it felt pretty amazing at the time.
- ehsankia 6y agoHaha, same, when I got my very first Android phone (HTC Dream) with that hardware keyboard, I would sometimes ssh into servers and run commands. There was also a python app on play store that lets you write scripts and run locally. I still sometimes do but it's much hardware with software keyboard.