Hi Paul:
I know some people don't like physical keyboards because they are small.
I had the same problem you did at first with accidentally hitting the
wrong letter. The backspace key became very popular. However, since I'm a
fairly good typist with the PC, I soon got used to the keyboard layout and
can send a text message fairly quickly. I still miss sending a text
through my old N86. I was very fast with that phone, even though it did
not have a full keyboard. But you have to move on with the times, I guess.
I also like the ability to type my messages with my Braille Sense U2. I
think if you're a good typist, it's a lot easier to adjust to smaller
keys. If you're not, maybe having a physical keyboard doesn't matter as
much. I chose my phone so that I could have some choices. I can use my
touch screen, the physical keyboard, or the Braille keyboard on my
notetaker. Although I don't think Mobile Accessibility is where it needs
to be in terms of Braille support, it's a start. Again, that may not be
important to some, but it was to me.
--
Leslie Fairall
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