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I used to think physical keyboards needed to come back.. but the problem is I've started swiping to text just about everything that's longer than 3 letters. also, with the expansion of emojis, gifs, and other texting tricks, it would be impossible to have a physical keyboard and still have those features be easily accessible. Unless the keyboard was dynamic like the Samsung Alias 2.
If you could capture swipes on that, I could see it working.
But that's still not the feature I would bring back. I'd still probably bring back the headphone jack. I lose my wireless buds and dongles way too much.
I used to think physical keyboards needed to come back.. but the problem is I've started swiping to text just about everything that's longer than 3 letters. also, with the expansion of emojis, gifs, and other texting tricks, it would be impossible to have a physical keyboard and still have those features be easily accessible. Unless the keyboard was dynamic like the Samsung Alias 2.
If you could capture swipes on that, I could see it working.
But that's still not the feature I would bring back. I'd still probably bring back the headphone jack. I lose my wireless buds and dongles way too much.
The feature I miss the most is, hands down, design variety. I want crazy-looking, crazy-shaped phones with different display shapes and sizes, slides, swivels, rotating phones—you name it. It was so much more fun in the 2000s :))
They don't use it because they have already passed that stage, about 15 years ago while Symbian was still nice. We have the ability to schedule mute/un-mute... I never ever ever ever touch the sound-scheme of my phone because its all done automatically, and that's on an old Huawei P30 Pro.
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I used to think physical keyboards needed to come back.. but the problem is I've started swiping to text just about everything that's longer than 3 letters. also, with the expansion of emojis, gifs, and other texting tricks, it would be impossible to have a physical keyboard and still have those features be easily accessible. Unless the keyboard was dynamic like the Samsung Alias 2.
If you could capture swipes on that, I could see it working.
But that's still not the feature I would bring back. I'd still probably bring back the headphone jack. I lose my wireless buds and dongles way too much.
I used to think physical keyboards needed to come back.. but the problem is I've started swiping to text just about everything that's longer than 3 letters. also, with the expansion of emojis, gifs, and other texting tricks, it would be impossible to have a physical keyboard and still have those features be easily accessible. Unless the keyboard was dynamic like the Samsung Alias 2.
If you could capture swipes on that, I could see it working.
But that's still not the feature I would bring back. I'd still probably bring back the headphone jack. I lose my wireless buds and dongles way too much.
Physical Keyboard for me. One as feature rich as the ones on the BlackBerry Key devices.
The feature I miss the most is, hands down, design variety. I want crazy-looking, crazy-shaped phones with different display shapes and sizes, slides, swivels, rotating phones—you name it. It was so much more fun in the 2000s :))
They don't use it because they have already passed that stage, about 15 years ago while Symbian was still nice. We have the ability to schedule mute/un-mute... I never ever ever ever touch the sound-scheme of my phone because its all done automatically, and that's on an old Huawei P30 Pro.