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#1401
Originally Posted by lma View Post
It really depends. After 18+ months of use I'm still much faster with the stylus keyboard on the N810 for shell, multilingual or any input use case that requires frequent use of numbers or symbols.
I have to admit that I agree. I rarely open my keyboard. But, I think this is mainly due to the fact that the keyboard is much to "squishy" for my taste -- doubled by the fact that it is behind the plastic covering of my case.

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Originally Posted by johnkzin View Post
The E71, however, has a MUCH better feel than the E61i.
Well, the buttons are ok. They are way too small for me however. And I just can't stand the 320x240 display =(
 
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#1403
Originally Posted by lma View Post
It really depends. After 18+ months of use I'm still much faster with the stylus keyboard on the N810 for shell, multilingual or any input use case that requires frequent use of numbers or symbols.
Originally Posted by timsamoff View Post
I have to admit that I agree. I rarely open my keyboard. But, I think this is mainly due to the fact that the keyboard is much to "squishy" for my taste -- doubled by the fact that it is behind the plastic covering of my case.
Keep saying stuff like that, guys. I need to keep justifying the fact I never got an N810, just kept using my trusty N800...
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Originally Posted by qole View Post
Keep saying stuff like that, guys. I need to keep justifying the fact I never got an N810, just kept using my trusty N800...
You are not missing that much, really. To be honest the transflective screen and keyboard (warts and all) were the only worthwhile additions. The ambient light sensor doesn't work too well and there are entire threads dedicated to the performance of the built-in GPS. But you get to use two cheaper & higher capacity SD cards, mini-USB connector, FM radio and a webcam that rotates :-)
 

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#1405
N800 forever!
Just one rant: why did they choose the strange curved profile???
There are 3600mAh batteries for the N810, but we N800ers can't have a Superbattery(patent pending ) because of the awkward profile and the slightly curved battery cover...
 
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did you guys read what i read? some nokia official denying that they would release an android phone... quoting inaccurately from memory here, and translating at the same time; 'because they were too heavily invested with Symbian to come out with an competitive UI'...

Maemo?
 
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Originally Posted by qole View Post
...my trusty N800s...
Wouldn't that be an N1600?

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#1408
I occasionally slide open the n810 keyboard to use it as a thumb rest, but mostly I just dream of ripping it off the device.
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I like the N810 keyboard not because it's fast*, but because it saves screen state.

*But it is faster for me, since I never got used to onscreen keyboards... I still think Graffiti2 is the best onscreen input method ever seen.
 

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Originally Posted by javispedro View Post
I like the N810 keyboard not because it's fast*, but because it saves screen state.
It's particularly an issue when you're doing something like VNC ... where the virtual keyboards have limitations (thumb keyboard blocks the view of the screen entirely, I don't know if the stylus keyboard even works with vnc-viewer, and I never tried the handwriting input; plus, the enter key never seemed to actually work properly).

The physical keyboard basically made vnc-viewer usable.
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