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2009-08-23
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2009-08-23
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2009-08-23
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2009-08-23
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I have to hold the tablet with two hands to lock it. The lock key requires a sustained right sliding pressure which I'm not always going to be willing to do. If i am replying in a text entry field as i am doing now and i walk away setting the N810 down and then come back and pick it up the odds of me accidentally touching a link on the edge of the screen are pretty high (say 50%) which sends me somewhere else and erases everything i just spent time typing in, similar to what just happened 10 minutes ago; I used the dpad moving left within the text entry field and the whole tablet crashed. This is the second time i've written this reply. I'm just saying maybe there is a user adjustable setting that says, "don't accept single touch link launches until submit button has been touched."
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2009-08-24
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2009-08-24
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it would not surprise me if the delete signal comes from the watchdog process, or something similar, that thanks to a overworked cpu or something to not get the message that the button is released in time, and so deletes the window in question, thinking its process have hung.
Be warned, posts are often line of thoughts at highway speeds...