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Aren't the digits-only keys almost useless? Who types a phone number these days? I either call contacts, or click on a phone link, or long-press on a phone numb
by mariushn 5y ago
Aren't the digits-only keys almost useless? Who types a phone number these days? I either call contacts, or click on a phone link, or long-press on a phone number on the web then select Call, or click Call from Maps.
Hope these guys would consider doing an ereader though.
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- qwerty456127 5y agoWhenever I need to call a new number (and I do it often - because companies, state etc.) I manually add the country code to it. Because they often don't add it themselves when putting it on their website or in a message. If I use it as it is and don't add the country code, the moment they call/text me back the phone software considers it a different number because the caller ID actually includes the code. > Hope these guys would consider doing an ereader though. Why? Can't a 3rd party just make an app? Given you already have the eInk screen, how is a dedicated ebook reader supposed to be different from an eInk tablet with a reading app?
- mariushn 5y agoereader == Kobo, Kindle. Not an app.
- drewzero1 5y ago> how is a dedicated ebook reader supposed to be different from an eInk tablet with a reading app? A dedicated device can be better for avoiding distraction. When reading on my phone or computer I'll often switch apps to look something up or check something, but when reading on a dedicated e-reader I find the friction of switching devices keeps me conscious of the distraction. If you can stay focused while reading on a multipurpose device, you probably don't need an ebook device. But I happen to appreciate the option.