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anonymuser
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On 2009-11-17 11:12:35, tonyitalian wrote:
another thing i am very concerned about is the fact that its a full touchscreen and doesnt have a keyboard and therefore how will it be for email/sms typing?
is the droid a better option if you are used to a keyboard phone like xperia x1?
It's all down to software - the fact that it's not multitouch (yet) isn't a good start, as this allows for software keyboards to be much faster and more fluid in operation.
Have to say the reviews haven't been kind to the Droid's "proper" keyboard though - it's glued on, very thin, and not very responsive with little or no movement.
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On 2009-11-17 11:30:44, Boinng wrote:
On 2009-11-17 11:12:35, tonyitalian wrote:
another thing i am very concerned about is the fact that its a full touchscreen and doesnt have a keyboard and therefore how will it be for email/sms typing?
is the droid a better option if you are used to a keyboard phone like xperia x1?
It's all down to software - the fact that it's not multitouch (yet) isn't a good start, as this allows for software keyboards to be much faster and more fluid in operation.
Have to say the reviews haven't been kind to the Droid's "proper" keyboard though - it's glued on, very thin, and not very responsive with little or no movement.
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Here is another video in english this time 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uHX3xh7XGU
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McKinley
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A lot of jibberish from that overexcited Italian guy. |
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Nice spot Sealover. Looking good!
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moogoo
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that guy in the video sealover linked obviously doesn't know the proper specs...
first he says 4.1" screen, which is incorrect only 4"
and then he says AMOLED screen, which we all know is not correct. I turned it off after that cause I didn't want to be told any more incorrect information. Plus, I doubt he'd show me anything more than I haven't already seen from other more accurate reviewers.
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S4k1s
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The interface is getting faster and faster  |
doministry
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Is that the same type of display than on G1?
The one on G1 works with fingertips but NOT really with nails, so also no stylus....
So no precise work....
A very big downgrade in functionality...
Is that the same on X10??
Also - is that true that android has no bluetooth sharing of files?
G1 doesn't have it....
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It's the same kind of dispaly. It's capacitive. So it won't work with nails. But as I know there are some special stylus to use with capacitive screens. But I don't think you need a stylus, with that huge screen and Android software. You also can't use a stylus with iPhone, but symbols are all big enough, so that you don't need 1.
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On 2009-11-17 15:21:47, -16- wrote:
It's the same kind of dispaly. It's capacitive. So it won't work with nails. But as I know there are some special stylus to use with capacitive screens. But I don't think you need a stylus, with that huge screen and Android software. You also can't use a stylus with iPhone, but symbols are all big enough, so that you don't need 1.
[ This Message was edited by: -16- on 2009-11-17 14:23 ]
Thanks for the answer!
That is extremely dumb and a huge functionality downgrade..
I like when TScreen works with ANYTHING not JUST something
the motherf**k...ing company decides to work with
because they know better.....
This way bye bye android cr..p.
As for working - well mate, maybe to do browsing it's ok,
but for any serious text work finger is a pain in the butt,
whether if it's a 3,5 or 4 inch screen.
It's an unreliable nightmare.
I really think sometimes that that is an idiots-plague in
smartphone industry, getting rid of multifunctional solutions
into dumbed, feature phone-like solutions,
because 90% of users are idiots...
Arghhhh!!!!
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XPHCTOC
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@doministry Please stay polite  It has been proved that both systems have their + and -. |
Hiron
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serious text work?
Have you try to texting with an iPhone + your finger? It's faster than typing with X1 + stylus... And it's already accurate with that big icon...
X10 also had an additional queued predictive texts that is showing at the same time... Just watch X10 messaging hands-on videos that is posted by rog at se-first.com... You'll know why you don't need a stylus...
Having capacitive screens means that we can enable multitouch for rapid keyboard tapping (later at Android 2.0) so we can types much faster with 2 fingers... Increased response time and touch sensitivity is also a big plus
For capacitive screens, there is also special types of stylus that work, but you wont need it since working with your thumb is easier... You don't need to push on the screen like you do with resistive... On capacitive, you only need to touch, and that's why we don't need a stylus on big 4" capacitive screens
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I had tried Satio in local SE-Store in my town... Resistive screen is a big issue for me, especially if you had use iPhone before... Sometimes I want to use only one hands without stylus but I can't do that when typing with Satio in portrait mode...
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All technologies have their pros and cons. In my opinion a capacitive TS is the better solution for working with your finger. Works much easier. Text working features (like easy copy and paste) have also been improved, so you don't need a stylus anymore. Bur maybe you're right, that for you a stylus-friedly screen would be better. But for me it was the right decision by  to use the capacitive screen. |
anonymuser
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Oh dear. Doministry's figured out that most other phones aren't based on the Xperia X1.
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On 2009-11-17 11:04:04, sealover94 wrote:
on the team in black is not the camera for video call or I'm seeing wrong? 
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McKinley
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You are wrong, there is a front camera of course but the black front fascia is hiding it well |
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