Dotsisx

Dotsisx, aka Rita El Khoury, joined Symbian-Guru.com in September of 2007, and has been writing awesome content ever since. Rita often explores the normal user aspect of Symbian-powered devices, and offers in-depth thoughts on various topics. You can follow Dotsisx on Twitter at @Khouryrt

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  • http://finestfones.blogspot.com/ Mr-X

    I’ll bet you £100 that Chickenbackside and Eldar already have the ‘tube’ in their hands right now :D

    It had better not be a dissapointment…

  • http://finestfones.blogspot.com Mr-X

    I’ll bet you £100 that Chickenbackside and Eldar already have the ‘tube’ in their hands right now :D

    It had better not be a dissapointment…

  • http://dotsisx.blogspot.com/ Dotsisx

    I don’t know who Chickebackside is (if there is such a person) but I would also bet that Eldar has one! Grrrrrr.

  • http://dotsisx.blogspot.com Dotsisx

    I don’t know who Chickebackside is (if there is such a person) but I would also bet that Eldar has one! Grrrrrr.

  • Plamen Bakalov

    Rita,he is a person who receives proto devices from Nokia.For example he received N82 proto or last month he received N78.He became very fast famous and trusted member with the information he provided in M-R forums.This is his blog:http://meandmyphones.blogspot.com/

  • http://dotsisx.blogspot.com/ Dotsisx

    well he’ll have to share with eldar my hatred and envy :p

  • http://dotsisx.blogspot.com Dotsisx

    well he’ll have to share with eldar my hatred and envy :p

  • Dan

    I’m not sure if all the anxiety over the S60 Touch device (whenever it’s available) is justified. I own two “touch” devices, the iPod Touch and the Tytn II (currently selling it on eBay) and my experience using them has let me with mixed feelings.
    iPod Touch: the media player interface is wonderful and easy to use with your fingers, but it’s so hard to type an email or a note on this thing. The touch keyboard is hard to use if you have normal sized fingertips like me.
    Tytn II: everybody knows that WinMo touch interface is not finger friendly. Some areas are hard to reach with accuracy even with the stylus. It’s also a difficult task to dial a number using the touch dialpad (I’ve tried several dialers) with your fingers. Sometimes you touch a key and it doesn’t show on the screen, sometimes you press more than one key. And this complicates things when your call is to an automated service (like your voicemail or most companies nowadays). Sometimes I wanna save a voicemail for later but I end up deleting it. And sometimes I end up being transferred to the wrong department of a company, resulting in loss of time and money.

  • Dan

    I’m not sure if all the anxiety over the S60 Touch device (whenever it’s available) is justified. I own two “touch” devices, the iPod Touch and the Tytn II (currently selling it on eBay) and my experience using them has let me with mixed feelings.
    iPod Touch: the media player interface is wonderful and easy to use with your fingers, but it’s so hard to type an email or a note on this thing. The touch keyboard is hard to use if you have normal sized fingertips like me.
    Tytn II: everybody knows that WinMo touch interface is not finger friendly. Some areas are hard to reach with accuracy even with the stylus. It’s also a difficult task to dial a number using the touch dialpad (I’ve tried several dialers) with your fingers. Sometimes you touch a key and it doesn’t show on the screen, sometimes you press more than one key. And this complicates things when your call is to an automated service (like your voicemail or most companies nowadays). Sometimes I wanna save a voicemail for later but I end up deleting it. And sometimes I end up being transferred to the wrong department of a company, resulting in loss of time and money.

  • http://www.damco.com/Pages/default.aspx VJ

    I believe this was very much on the horizon & comes as no surprise.
    After the iphone coming out with all the bling bling Nokia was virtually forced
    into looking at something in that line to compete & as they put it…. come
    up with an “iphone killer”.

    To be honest IMO iphone all gas….. Oh hell when it comes to feature &
    functionality ma N95 8Giggs leaves it so behind it remindes me of the
    fist fight between Neo & a million Mr Smiths from Matrix….

    LOL :D

    I only hope in an effort to undo the iphone Nokia doesnt end up scarifying
    any of its great functionality which we have come to love, hate & respect.

  • http://www.damco.com/Pages/default.aspx VJ

    I believe this was very much on the horizon & comes as no surprise.
    After the iphone coming out with all the bling bling Nokia was virtually forced
    into looking at something in that line to compete & as they put it…. come
    up with an “iphone killer”.

    To be honest IMO iphone all gas….. Oh hell when it comes to feature &
    functionality ma N95 8Giggs leaves it so behind it remindes me of the
    fist fight between Neo & a million Mr Smiths from Matrix….

    LOL :D

    I only hope in an effort to undo the iphone Nokia doesnt end up scarifying
    any of its great functionality which we have come to love, hate & respect.

  • http://dotsisx.blogspot.com/ Dotsisx

    Dan,
    IMO I think the best device to hit the market will be a touch device with a 12-key T9 keypad. It will allow you to use the touchscreen whenever it’s convenient or possible (scrolling, flicking, clicking on a link), and use the keypad to type quickly and efficiently a text.

  • http://dotsisx.blogspot.com Dotsisx

    Dan,
    IMO I think the best device to hit the market will be a touch device with a 12-key T9 keypad. It will allow you to use the touchscreen whenever it’s convenient or possible (scrolling, flicking, clicking on a link), and use the keypad to type quickly and efficiently a text.

  • Dan

    Hey Rita,
    agreed. A phone needs a numerical keypad on the front. But I’ll be greedy and ask for the E90 with touch on the internal screen. Wouldn’t that be sweet?

  • Dan

    Hey Rita,
    agreed. A phone needs a numerical keypad on the front. But I’ll be greedy and ask for the E90 with touch on the internal screen. Wouldn’t that be sweet?

  • Another Stefan

    So Rita wishes for something like the Nokia 6708 (runs UIQ) with touchscreen and a conventional keyboard I suppose?

    I think I’d second that wish as I think writing with a stylus is OK (using that on a Palm PDA), writing with T9 is OK (with reasonable keyboard), but I don’t think I will see it as convenient for myself to just have a touchscreen and having to solely use that with my fingers for writing.

  • Another Stefan

    So Rita wishes for something like the Nokia 6708 (runs UIQ) with touchscreen and a conventional keyboard I suppose?

    I think I’d second that wish as I think writing with a stylus is OK (using that on a Palm PDA), writing with T9 is OK (with reasonable keyboard), but I don’t think I will see it as convenient for myself to just have a touchscreen and having to solely use that with my fingers for writing.

  • Anonymous

    Rita,he is a person who receives proto devices from Nokia.For example he received N82 proto or last month he received N78.He became very fast famous and trusted member with the information he provided in M-R forums.This is his blog:http://meandmyphones.blogspot.com/

  • Plamen Bakalov

    Rita,he is a person who receives proto devices from Nokia.For example he received N82 proto or last month he received N78.He became very fast famous and trusted member with the information he provided in M-R forums.This is his blog:http://meandmyphones.blogspot.com/

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