touchscreen keyboards are shit. They are statistically slower to type on, and with my dry hands, completely useless.
I'm faster on a touchscreen for some reason. Two years of experience perhaps.
touchscreen keyboards are shit. They are statistically slower to type on, and with my dry hands, completely useless.
And the screen gets all dicked up with fingerprints...
That's why I don't have dicks for fingers
Setting up Exchange email is now landscaped? Because the one I did this on yesterday still didn't switch and it was a new phone.
Oh no one cares about that.
It was typing an email that iPhone users were bitching about.
That's why I don't have dicks for fingers
With a size 13 ring gauge, you just might.
I've had no issues typing on one......And I'm using the storm where not only do you touch, but you have to press down as well.
Your fingers are like sausages. They would have no problems weighing down the screen to press the button.
And the salty grease on your fingers works great for the capacitive screen.
I feel sorry for any woman who fucks a guy with a dick the equivalent size of a size 13 ring.
I feel sorry for any woman who fucks a guy with a dick the equivalent size of a size 13 ring.
You're messican. it's full of avocado and con queso dip.
Thats the other complaint Ive heard. Do you even get a day out of the battery?
Touchscreens and I don't get along very well.
I need to use the stylus for everything that's not simply scrolling.
And even then it does stuff I don't want it to do.
Not if you have man hands. The fact that you still can't landscape some aspects of the keyboard makes it a worthless touchscreen for me.
(To give a general idea of the size of my hands, on a full size piano, my fingers can stretch across 11 keys and I wear a size 13 ring)
touchscreen keyboards are shit. They are statistically slower to type on, and with my dry hands, completely useless.
I have large hands and either keyboard mode is quite easy to use.
One of the first days of summer, June 22nd, will mark the day Apple unveils their latest iPhone iteration, the iPhone HD. According to two reports from the Wall Street Journal and followed by Engadget, this date is no longer just a rumor but a fact. Apple shares even rose a bit upon the announcement. There hasn’t been any official word from Apple one way or the other but that’s no surprise as they have always released news on their own terms and timetables.
So what makes this version of the iPhone so different that it justifies the HD name? Well for one, the screen is said to be a much higher resolution, specifically set at 960 x 640, which is double the resolution of the 3GS. It’s a good thing too because Apple’s newest Android competition, the HTC Evo 4G, has a resolution set at 800 x 480. Those higher quality screens mean better looking games and just as importantly, the ability to see more data on the screen at one time. While not everyone will be looking forward to the new age of squinting to see the tachometer on Real Racing, I think the new real estate can be used really effectively in a lot of games and applications.
The iPhone is drastically in need of a better camera and the iPhone HD will again deliver in this department. Set to compete with the HTC Evo’s 8 megapixel camera, the HD will likely have an upgraded camera and add one to the front side of the device as well. That’s going to allow for easier photo taking and less of the ‘guess and test’ self photography. (Guess and test photography is when you and your significant other want a photo and you reach the arm out and click hoping for the best).
Other things are said to be added including a faster processor and multitasking but we’ve heard all of this before. One way or the other, we don’t have too long to wait. One thing is worth noting. This phone will not be 4G. In a recent article I mentioned how Apple will not likely be releasing a 4G phone until 2011 and I stand by that. Neither Verizon or AT&T have a 4G network that can handle the bandwidth needed for a new 4G iPhone…yet. In the meantime, expect the iPhone HD to bridge the gap between the 3GS and the iPhone 4G we are sure to see in 2011.