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in your opinion, how are maps? and text input?
by gcb0 13y ago
in your opinion, how are maps? and text input?
- OWaz 13y agoI was using the ZTE for a month as my main phone. I got the T-Mobile $30/month Walmart plan and kept my iPhone 4 with me. Text input was okay as long as I pressed the buttons a little slower than what I'm used to on an iPhone 4. I think spell check was not yet available - or I didn't notice to turn it on so I had to spell perfectly. The map app would give me incorrect data (store/restaurant locations for Tucson Arizona) and it became annoying enough that I just relied on my iPhone for map stuff. In some rare occasions I couldn't get the phone to dial a number and that required a hard reset. Sometimes I couldn't get it to answer a call. I would press the button to answer but the phone wouldn't respond. I don't know if that's the OS problem or the ZTE not responding correctly to input. When viewing a missed call I would see the phone number appear first and then the name of the contact replace the number. As if it takes a fraction of a second for it to match the number to the name. It did that every time and I didn't add that many contacts to my phone. FYI I haven't updated to the most recent Firefox OS release so some of those issues might have been fixed.
- stuaxo 13y agoText input is better in horizontal orientation. You have to turn on suggestions too.. Lack of cut and paste is frustrating. Text input is not as slick as other phones.. Maps are not super good to use. .. I tend not to write much text on it, as its a lot more effort. Browsing is mostly good though a lot of sites will overload it.