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“ugly but revolutionary” every damn tech author has it built in to hate on old tech and QWERTY. Screw them all, id take a snapdragon in an “ugly” but massively
by crawsome 5y ago
“ugly but revolutionary”
every damn tech author has it built in to hate on old tech and QWERTY. Screw them all, id take a snapdragon in an “ugly” but massively functional form factor (like the one on the right) over these garbage screen-bars with trash virtual keyboards.
- metafunctor 5y agoFunctional software is, I believe, what you would be missing. It’s amazingly rare (and I’m not trying to make the point that current incumbents always have great software).
- nine_k 5y agoI suspect that the majority of users are not fans of typing in any form. Many of them immediately press the dictation button and tell the phone what they'd like to see. Many people's idea of cool or fun is totally not an office in their pocket, but rather a TV / music player / camera / game console. Plus a phone, of course, for talking by voice. The target audience of Nokia 9000, people like you or me, are long since not the target audience of flagship smartphones. Bluetooth keyboards, 11" laptops, or some highly custom and expensive hardware are the choices for a proper "mobile office" today.