Nokia X3 Touch and Type Uses Touchscreen and Number Pad
keybad
No, that isn't a typo - why change the standard keypad and the location of the 0, # and * buttons on the keypad?
I love my feature-rich phone, but miss the the days of simplicity and a standard keypad. If you are going to put the standard buttons on a phone, why change decades worth of functionality?
I predict a flop.
I love my feature-rich phone, but miss the the days of simplicity and a standard keypad. If you are going to put the standard buttons on a phone, why change decades worth of functionality?
I predict a flop.
...
chapelhill said:
No, that isn't a typo - why change the standard keypad and the location of the 0, # and * buttons on the keypad?
I love my feature-rich phone, but miss the the days of simplicity and a standard keypad. If you are going to put the standard buttons on a phone, why change decades worth of functionality?
I predict a flop.
I just noticed that. You don't mess with a numerical keypad. That's just wrong.
...
This forum is closed.
