I love the new design. I just hope it balances well when held with two hands to thumbtype on it
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It'll give a good boost for user entry speed and convenience for the most popular applications on the NIT platform, namely:
- Web
- Email
- IM

The keyboard is obviously designed for handheld thumbtyping, not for typing while it's resting on a table. Get a bluetooth keyboard if you want to do such thing, or pick the thing up and use it as it was designed to be used.

I implore everyone to give more thoughts on their comments before posting it here. Think of what the feature may originally be intended to do, or what kind of user that feature is designed for, before blatantly shooting everything down.

Constructive criticism is good, and it certainly doesn't come from ignorance or lack of understanding.