Like:
- look & feel
- SIM cards easier to remove than in Geeksphone Keon
- big battery
- Wi-Fi connectivity: Never had issues with signal strength
Dislike:
- Device too big for pocket (it barely fits into my cycling bag). It's
nearly impossible for me to reach the upper left corner of the screen
when using it one-handed.
- screen surface often shows fingerprints or dirt
- memory card holder looks susceptible to damage
- When attaching the cover, I have to check manually on all sides that
it is properly attached and no slit left. (The Geeksphone Keon's
snapping in of the device _into_ the cover appealed more to me.)
- The camera when taking a picture with varying brightness: The darker
parts are nearly black, especially in the preview for taking the
picture. Trying to capture something non-static also looks like poor
quality.
Archaeopteryx
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Betreff: reference phone improvements
Von: Asa Dotzler <a...@mozilla.com>
Datum: 2014-11-11 22:04
As we star work on the next reference device(s) I wanted to reach out to
y'all and ask you how the Flame *hardware* has worked for you as a daily
driver (dogfooding) device.
What do you like and dislike about the Flame hardware when it comes to
using the phone as a daily driver, and what *one* hardware feature would
you most like to see improved or added in a future reference device.
I'll start things off.
Like: look and feel, build quality and the hand feel of the plastic.
Dislike: the camera quality and the screen quality.
Top Request: I'd most like to have a better screen with more pixels,
better viewing angles, more accurate colors, and a cover glass that's
more touch friendly and less fingerprinty.
- A
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