On Feb 23, 2009, at 10:45 AM, Michael Micheletti wrote:
My friends with iPhones all want to compare. They are dumbstruck by
browser and network speed. They are underwhelmed (to say the least)
by applications. They are jealous for bluetooth headsets. They are
(often) a bit wistful for a
This may be a little off the original starting point, but I expect
these keyboarding problems to begin to subside soon, at least for
newer designs, as the primary problems with haptic feedback seem to
be getting solved. Here is a demo of a fingertip feedback layer
added to the Iphone from the
Hi Michael, I also tried it in a shop and had the same experience you
had... After a few mins of frustration, I discovered the double touch
screen function and the rest came natural to me. I do think you should
give it a second chance!!
Cheers...
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[mailto:discuss-boun...@lists.interactiondesigners.com] On Behalf Of Maria
Sent: 19 February 2009 04:14
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Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] Blackberry Storm
Hi Michael, I also tried it in a shop and had the same
A co-worker of mine had the same experience that you described...
though it looks sleek, and has a nice screen the touch features can
be very frustrating.
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A usability testing firm, User Centeric, did report the issues surrounding
touch screen keyboards,
specifically regarding the iPhone. Their empirical study results were
reported
at a New Jersey Usabilty Professional Association presentation last year.
Here's a link to their website discussing
Thanks all for the feedback!, overall its sounds like a neutral feedback
on usability vs look 'n feel.
I also recently read about HTC Touch HD, which is supposed to be a killer
phone!in all sense... size, price included.
Cheers,
Rony
On 2/6/09, John Chin jc...@acm.org wrote:
A usability
Thank you all for the thoughtful comments. They make me want to go back and
give the thing another chance. Tami your comments reminded me of when my
wife converted from PC to Mac laptops. For some weeks there it was tough
sledding and then suddenly she was a fan. Much appreciated,
Michael
try out Nokia e71. I have it and I am quite pleased with it.
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Welcome to the Interaction
I think either keyboard (iPhone or Storm) would take some getting used to.
I've had an iPhone since last august and I'm just starting to feel
comfortable typing on it. But I could still type faster and more accurately
on my old blackberry:)
2009/2/5 Ali Naqvi a...@amroha.dk
try out Nokia e71. I
I stopped by the Verizon booth in the mall the other day to try out a
Blackberry Storm, the new one with the touchscreen. I'm a current Verizon
customer, and my antique Moto Razor is about to do the El Croako. I'd heard
the Storm had a good browser and a great screen for viewing media. Since
I don't have personal experience with the Storm, but David Pogue of
the New York Times pretty much slammed the Storm when he reviewed it
back in November:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/27/technology/personaltech/27pogue.html
Maria
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Michael Micheletti
Thanks Maria for the link. That was a neat report.
Now which one is the better Tphone (not considering the price).
Unfortunatley or fortunatley iPhone is the one phone that every other phone
must be measured against!
Nokia N97, iPhone, Blackberry Storm,
And this is something that I found from
I recently tried a Storm for the first time and quite liked typing on it. In
fact, heresy I actually preferred it over typing on my iPhone /heresy.
Personal preference is likely a huge factor here. A few weeks after
purchasing an iPhone, I found my typing speed and accuracy increased
noticeably
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