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As someone who grew up with the Blackjack and Sidekick phones I like this. I'll nitpick on a marketed scenario though: > Launch Spotlight > cmd + space Cool that there's a keyboard but this is more easily done by just dragging the home screen down. There are probably more powerful hotkey combos they can pick for the marketing here.
Is the idea that you always have this on, making your phone much longer (and potentially more unbalanced) than it was before, or that you keep it around for when you want to text? Seems like you always want to keep it on because you have to hook it up to the port, but you're adding a fair bit of length to the phone. I generally enjoy Mr Mobile's reviews, but I just don't know about this product.
It was supposed to be a joke! Not inspiration! https://i.redd.it/g8o4nu49rfz51.jpg I like having a physical keyboard, but not like this... it makes the phone too long. A slide out is preferred. I'm just going to stick with a regular bluetooth keyboard.
Is the idea that you always have this on, making your phone much longer (and potentially more unbalanced) than it was before, or that you keep it around for when you want to text? Seems like you always want to keep it on because you have to hook it up to the port, but you're adding a fair bit of length to the phone. I generally enjoy Mr Mobile's reviews, but I just don't know about this product.
From the page: "Add a compact, lightweight keyboard when needed, or leave it on all the time - you decide!"
As someone who grew up with the Blackjack and Sidekick phones I like this. I'll nitpick on a marketed scenario though: > Launch Spotlight > cmd + space Cool that there's a keyboard but this is more easily done by just dragging the home screen down. There are probably more powerful hotkey combos they can pick for the marketing here.
Ryan Seacrest had started a iPhone physical keyboard company, Typo I think, and got sued so bad he abandoned the whole thing. How will these people get around it?