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Neight
02/04/09

In reply to Our Android T-Mobile G2 Wishlist
Oh man.. One of the only reasons I have the G1 over an iPhone is that it HAS the QWERTY.

Let me ask you knowledgeable folk.. I had the Tytn II before this G1 and I still use it from time to time when I go on trips because the built in GPS is sooooo much more kickass than both the G1 and the iPhone. I thought they were supposed to be better? What's the difference here? The two newer phones seem to poll it's location every 5-10 seconds whereas the Tytn does it as fluid as water.
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Monty
02/04/09

@Neight: "The future" is slick devices with a real keyboard. The touch screen keyboard is acceptable if you are doing messages of less than 160 characters, but a true email requires physical buttons. Whether it is the iPhone or the Storm -- the result is the same, an on-screen keyboard that is only done that way to keep their device as small and slick as possible. Some day someone is going to find a way of adding a keyboard and keep the device slick and small.

(Palm Pre?)
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