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    daperl | # 1411 | 2009-07-09, 16:59 | Report

    Originally Posted by javispedro View Post
    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.
    Exactly.

    And I hate the n810 keyboard not because it's slow, but because it's a heavy, unused, space-wasting brick.

    The two of us couldn't be more different, and there's tens of millions of people like you and there's tens of millions of people like me. [broken record]Every company in this space should either have 2 product offerings that differ only in physical characteristics, or someone needs to create something modular. We could start with the basics: what is the minimum this product needs. Based on iPhone and iPod touch sales and other recent offerings (HTC Hero and various high-end Samsungs), I would say that a physical keyboard should be something that I could detach. From several posts and bugzilla comments, I'm guessing even Nokia is rethinking their stance on partial screen virtual keyboards.[/broken record]

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    lma | # 1412 | 2009-07-09, 19:00 | Report

    Just noticed that the RX-51 entry in the ARM Linux machine database (submitted by a Nokia person) explicitly states:
    Originally Posted by
    Nokia RX-51 is an internet tablet.
    :-)

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    VDVsx | # 1413 | 2009-07-09, 19:06 | Report

    Originally Posted by lma View Post
    Just noticed that the RX-51 entry in the ARM Linux machine database (submitted by a Nokia person) explicitly states:
    :-)
    The entry was created in October 2008, there's also a reference to omap 2 there, seems outdated info for me

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    allnameswereout | # 1414 | 2009-07-09, 19:13 | Report

    Originally Posted by johnkzin View Post
    Actually, going back and re-reading that chart, the E61 isn't on that chart all. It's the E61i.

    I can agree that they're in the same ball park, from my limited E70 exposure. But I would probably have put the E61i above it. The E71, however, has a MUCH better feel than the E61i.
    Don't forget to include Nokia E63 in compare. It has a similar keyboard as Nokia E71, but some changes, potentially making usability better (not tested here).

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    JayOnThaBeat | # 1415 | 2009-07-09, 19:14 | Report

    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...
    I like the N810 keyboard. I remapped the keys on doom, and now I play it just like the oldschool pc version... ctrl shoots, etc

    I mess up a lot more with the OSK.

    offtopic (sortof): is there a way to disable the OSK's word-guessing thingy? I always hit a word suggestion I'm not trying to hit when i go for the spacebar.

    thx y'all.

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    penguinbait | # 1416 | 2009-07-09, 19:17 | Report

    I personally love the 810 keyboard, and it is easier to use than the small onscreen keyboard, or the ever useless thumb-board.

    The 810 keyboard was a welcome improvement over the 800 or 770, and is VERY usable?

    pb

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    sjgadsby | # 1417 | 2009-07-09, 19:33 | Report

    Originally Posted by JayOnThaBeat View Post
    is there a way to disable the OSK's word-guessing thingy?
    Control panel -> Text input settings -> "Languages" tab -> "Settings" button

    From there you can enable/disable:
    • Auto-capitalization
    • Word completion
    • Next word prediction
    • Insert space after word

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    lma | # 1418 | 2009-07-09, 22:40 | Report

    Originally Posted by VDVsx View Post
    The entry was created in October 2008, there's also a reference to omap 2 there
    As directory suffix (ie arch/arm/mach-omap2). Don't take it literally, there are several other known OMAP3 devices in there like the beagleboard, overo and pandora.

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    YoDude | # 1419 | 2009-07-09, 23:32 | Report

    I have had my trusty N800 for the duration. The extra storage capacity is nice but the thing never was a decent music server.
    I do use it in the car though everyday for weather, traffic, news, and e-mail. Everything I use could just as easily fit on one 8GB MC. With prices dropping below $200 US I was thinking of picking up an N810 and using it in the car and moving the N800 inside as a a couch surfer. Sort of a retirement benefit for the good old N800 for years of excellent service.

    Are you guys saying the trans-reflective screen and smaller form factor are not worth the effort?

    BTW, can the 810's keyboard open while in the car mount?

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    jodyfanning | # 1420 | 2009-07-10, 09:52 | Report

    Originally Posted by YoDude View Post
    BTW, can the 810's keyboard open while in the car mount?
    Yep, it sure does.

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