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HP Veer 4G: A supercompact WebOS phone
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techwild2008 
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Posted 09 July 2011 - 11:33 AM
BigMucho, on 09 July 2011 - 06:25 AM, said:
Can someone explain to me what this article has to do with anything Mac or Apple?
It's a competitor in the smartphone wars, in which the iPhone is also involved. Can HP's offerings beat the iPhone? Not now. Still, competition is good for the industry.
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Posted 09 July 2011 - 11:54 AM
"The Veer’s tiny design is a nice change ..."
"Honestly, I felt a bit silly talking on a phone this small!"
"The keyboard really is a pain to use, and with no software keyboard alternative, you’re stuck with it."
Good grief, if it's hard to read text on this small screen, how in the world could a software keyboard be feasible? You've got to have trade-offs in a unit this small. The reviewer's attitude is slightly illogical.
"Honestly, I felt a bit silly talking on a phone this small!"
"The keyboard really is a pain to use, and with no software keyboard alternative, you’re stuck with it."
Good grief, if it's hard to read text on this small screen, how in the world could a software keyboard be feasible? You've got to have trade-offs in a unit this small. The reviewer's attitude is slightly illogical.
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Posted 09 July 2011 - 01:10 PM
ChrisLJ, on 09 July 2011 - 11:54 AM, said:
"The Veer’s tiny design is a nice change ..."
"Honestly, I felt a bit silly talking on a phone this small!"
"The keyboard really is a pain to use, and with no software keyboard alternative, you’re stuck with it."
Good grief, if it's hard to read text on this small screen, how in the world could a software keyboard be feasible? You've got to have trade-offs in a unit this small. The reviewer's attitude is slightly illogical.
"Honestly, I felt a bit silly talking on a phone this small!"
"The keyboard really is a pain to use, and with no software keyboard alternative, you’re stuck with it."
Good grief, if it's hard to read text on this small screen, how in the world could a software keyboard be feasible? You've got to have trade-offs in a unit this small. The reviewer's attitude is slightly illogical.
Quite true, she is illogical. I think the only way to make sense of this muddle is her statement, "I've been a big fan of WebOS..." statement early on.
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