Spanish startup is making an android phone
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Spanish startup is making an android phone
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Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#2Stopped reading at "sliding keyboard"
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#3Stopped reading at "sliding keyboard"
I quite liked
"Thanks to Android you will enjoy a practical mainframe, extremely supple and efficient."
"Besides, all ONE handsets are “friendly developer”."
Surely they could have found an english speaker to proof read it?
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#4Stopped reading at "sliding keyboard"
Keyboards really seem to be polarizing smartphone users these day. I am not very fond of sliding keyboards, but some of my friends would never consider buying a phone without a "full" keyboard...
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#5How do people do hardware startups?
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#6How do people do hardware startups?
1. raise lots of money
2. talk to taiwanese ODM (HTC, Asus, Inventek, etc.)
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#7Stopped reading at "sliding keyboard"
Keyboards really seem to be polarizing smartphone users these day. I am not very fond of sliding keyboards, but some of my friends would never consider buying a phone without a "full" keyboard...
"full" keyboard is negated by the fact you need a pin to press the keys. Or have miniature fingers. (IMHO)
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#8$429 USD. It's really just an HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1), how are they different?
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#9Great: "Designed in order to meet every user's needs". They might as well have said "Not designed"
Re: Spanish startup is making an android phone
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Keyboards really seem to be polarizing smartphone users these day. I am not very fond of sliding keyboards, but some of my friends would never consider buying a phone without a "full" keyboard...
"full" keyboard is negated by the fact you need a pin to press the keys. Or have miniature fingers. (IMHO)
I've had Nokia E71 for over a year now and I've never had any problems with the keyboard. And it's not a sliding keyboard (it's more blackberry like), so it has a lot smaller keys than this one.