On Tue, 18 Sep 2012 11:03:03 +0200 "renoX" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Not very good rant, > you write: > > They have imagined a "phone", where being able to answer the > > call is completely by luck if the phone has been in your pocket > > when the call arrived! Chances are, you will touch something on > > the "smart" screen and reject the call by some random reason > > I have the *same issue* with a non-tactile phone: I assume you mean non-touchscreen? The iPhone and Androids are as non-tactile as it gets, which is one of the biggest things I hate about them. > when the phone > is activated, quite often the keys will be pressed randomly and > create something unwanted. > > Worse sometimes the phone will unlock itself while in my pocket, > something that I think is more rare for touch phones. > > How do you suggest to fix this issue? > - "Clamshell" flip-phone. - A proper physical switch for lock/unlock. The one on the Toshiba Gigabeat F (admittedly a music player, not a phone) works flawlessly.
