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I want a slider, but not a side-slider, a top-slider. I want something like the Blackberry Torch, but Android-based, or at least like the N86 or N95. I still u
by GFischer 13y ago
I want a slider, but not a side-slider, a top-slider. I want something like the Blackberry Torch, but Android-based, or at least like the N86 or N95.
I still use my N86 for everyday use.
http://www.gsmarena.com/blackberry_torch_9800-3203.php http://www.gsmarena.com/blackberry_torch_9800-3203.php
http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n86_8mp-2713.php http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n86_8mp-2713.php
- Pxtl 13y agoWhy a top-slider? The side-slider seems to give so much more real-estate for keys. Is it just the portrait display of the screen you want, or do you actually prefer typing on the top-slider keyboard? Personally, I find the on-screen keyboard fine for the ham-fisted one-handed typing of short messages, but I want the maximum width and real keys IFF I have enough to type to justify switching to two-handed typing. So the side-slider seems like the better form-factor.
- GFischer 13y agoIt's probably very quirky of me, but I like the slide-to-answer feature, and I like holding it in one hand and being able to type without watching. I basically like my N86 because it allows for one-handed operation without looking at it - I can even fast-dial some numbers just pressing the . I also like the physical camera button A LOT, if high end Nokias come with Android and camera buttons, I might consider them for that alone :) TL-DR I love physical buttons. I also don't use predictive text - I should get to the 21st century someday :) , but I switch languages and contexts too often and it gets in the way.