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I really don't need to depend on autocorrect as much on my tablet as I do on my iPod touch.. but that's because my thumbs/fingers aren't the smallest, and I can often press the wrong keystrokes on my iPod :p
Ironically though I am more prone to typos on my tablet, but that's just from me using Swype in a swift manner and not paying attention to where I'm swiping. |
Guys, it was a joke. I typed that on my computer.
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I got that it was a joke and still do not see the relevance of you pointing it out. xD I got my sister in law a bluetooth headset though for Christmas... I hope she likes this one! It was on sale <.<
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I have a very difficult time trying to type on my mum's Samsung Galaxy S II, as the default Samsung keyboard always tries to autocorrect everything and never shows what you typed.
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I have never really typed enough on a touch screen to use the keyboard. My old Droid phone had a slide-out keyboard, and whenever I use my tablet, I use my wireless keyboard. It's more comfortable to me then trying to use the onscreen one.
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It's mostly when I check the weather (the only app I still use on the desktop) that I have to remember that I can't simply click an X button on the top right. But Alt+F4 works. And now I know another way, so thank you! I got used to Windows 8. I just don't like the fact that I can't play a game that I want, and that I had to jump through hoops to install my printer. But I'm not going to get angry when forced to use Windows 8 or whatever is next. Really and honestly, my problem with Windows 8 is that I can't play the Sims 2 on my desktop. That's it. Everything else is manageable. I just want my Sims back. |
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Or is it a matter of the games being on discs and not having disc slots? For that, you could buy a USB CD drive and install it that way or borrow a friend's computer and rip all the discs to .iso files and then use Windows 8's built in .iso mounting feature to mount the .iso file into a virtual CD drive. |
I absolutely hate on-screen keyboards on smartphones. I've had to backspace at least 50 times so far, and it posted my message before I was even done typing it. It's absolutely unbelievable.
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I've been using one for nearly two years now on my HTC Sensation and I'm still not used to it.
Could be worse, though. I could be trying to use an on screen keyboard on one of those "feature" phone "smart" phones. Those things are so horrid I'd almost recommend supergluing a bluetooth keyboard to them. |
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If I recall correctly, that game had official support for a lot of Windows versions by the very last Stuff Pack. When the base game was first released, well, Vista and 7 weren't out. Quote:
I wouldn't want to have a physical QWERTY keyboard given a good software keyboard, since, well, they make your phone larger than they should be, and the keys are still tiny... |
My brother has a Windows phone and it truly is built around quick productivity. I was pretty impressed by it. Not saying I'd trade my Android (NOT DROID) phone for one, but they're definitely nice devices.
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Speaking of Windows 8, the more I use it the more I like it. I installed classic shell to give me back the real start menu and boy do I love it.
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Despite being an android fan, when I buy my next phone(well after a couple of years with the one I'm buying this week) it definitely will be Windows 8/9/whatever. I love how 8.1 is gonna have on screen buttons. For some reason I'm fine with physical touch buttons on android, but the minimalistic design of Windows 8 with touch buttons is jarring, and if its all on one screen then it would be truly amazing. Well that and actually having the amount of apps android has(and even that pales to iOS)
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Zach, you just don't know man... you just don't know xD
I upgraded my phone to CM 11 OFFICIAL! My phone has it official... so awesome. It's running 4.4.2 KitKat and is smooth as silk. |
You can never have too much android, Zach. :P
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Sometimes I wish you could upgrade a phone's hardware for free while retaining the external appearance. These phones are getting bigger and bigger... For some reason, 4.x" phones now qualify as "mini". I want better hardware, but I obviously can't upgrade my pockets. :P
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But there are some Android phones on the market that come with physical keyboards, if that could be classic enough for some people. |
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http://cdn2.gsmarena.com/vv/pics/sonyericsson/se-w995-001.jpg Just imagine it battered and old. |
Finding a decent phone with a physical keyboard these days is almost impossible...
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Oh, and these phones are ridiculously expensive for the novelty factor. At least there's nothing stopping you from using a smartphone as a phone, but wouldn't it be a waste of money if it's not a low-end phone? |
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