HTC SDA (USA) / SP5m (Tornado)
I've got some gripes ...
I still like the phone, but after some use there are things that annoy me.
1. First, I often pull the phone out of my pocket to find the browser and/or the media player open. The buttons obviously get easily pushed and I can't figure out how to lock the keypad.
2. Unless I'm missing something, the Speed Dial ain't speedy. With the Moto, I'd just hold down, say, number 2 to dial that person. On the SDA, it's 2, #, then wait a second or two to OK the confirmation screen.
Those are the ones I can think of immediately, but I'll add more as they come to mind ... 🙂
1. First, I often pull the phone out of my pocket to find the browser and/or the media player open. The buttons obviously get easily pushed and I can't figure out how to lock the keypad.
2. Unless I'm missing something, the Speed Dial ain't speedy. With the Moto, I'd just hold down, say, number 2 to dial that person. On the SDA, it's 2, #, then wait a second or two to OK the confirmation screen.
Those are the ones I can think of immediately, but I'll add more as they come to mind ... 🙂
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I haven't messed with the speed dial yet, but in order to lock the keypad, you can either press the power button really quick and go down to "Key Lock", number 4 - or hold down the "End", red phone, button. Then to unlock, click unlock then "*".
My biggest annoyance is the keypad, I get really paranoid when using it - but it's a very minor problem, the screen and Wi-Fi quickly makes up for it - have fun
My biggest annoyance is the keypad, I get really paranoid when using it - but it's a very minor problem, the screen and Wi-Fi quickly makes up for it - have fun
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For Speed Dial just press and hold the key you've assigned to that person/app; that's it. There is no # in the routine. It dials in 1-2 seconds with the key pressed.
Keypad lock is equally easy with the explanation in the other response to your post.
Keypad lock is equally easy with the explanation in the other response to your post.
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