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Oh me neither, but seldom do oversea buys in this price range. But sure my wild guesses are not better than yours, We lack the knowledge, and can not deduce what is going on with high likelihood.

Well though a simpler theory it does not seem to hold. Then we should have been able to see it reflected in the order numbers serviced. But we have people with low order numbers reporting they are not in.

Unless some paperwork get messed up between the banks. But a month sounds like a very long time even for bank bureaucracy. 🤐

I agree this would be a very good idea. Can not imagine a scenario where it made sense that it is active while closed.

Thanks, then repeat is just a bug....

I can not crack the 'why' on that one, as I assume all are qwertY (As they said qwertZ are Europe only). My wild guess -that could be totally wrong/irrelevant- would be that a buy could have a significant delay (for what ever reasons) between the buyer initiating it and F(x)tec actually getting the money.

Yes a case practically eliminates the "too many..." problem.

No, that is meant for the people holding the device in the right hand without a case, as it is currently a little too easy to have the base of the thumb triggering the fingerprint reader, ending with "two many attempts...." I wont do that, as I always hold it in the left, either for thumb usage, or usage by right hand. Almost ambidextrous, with a slight overweight using right And I have no problems with the book opening Nippon style in portrait. I would find it more odd if it opened downwards in landscape. *LOL*

That could be seen as both a plus and a minus If you insert it the other way round, the camera gets better protected. One can EITHER detach the inner part and glue it back rotated OR one can cut a whole in the inner part for the camera. Either way, remember to make a hole all the way out for the secondary mic close to the camera lenses. Try to have a look at this with some of my experiments, to see possible solutions.

....And here another slow motion opening both the Pro1 and a flip case in one go by the lift front method. YouCut_20200123_155044091.mp4

And here one where I on the contrary LIFTS the front, by rolling in the finger YouCut_20191223_192100210.mp4 And as a third method you can of course just lift the back edge up. Or you can also do a combo lifting the back while pushing the front. I most often lift with the right index after triggering the fingerprint scanner, while pushing with the left thumb.

I tried to make some four times slo-motion videos a while ago. of two different ways to open by pushing They are far from perfect, but perhaps you can see what is going on better slowed down. First the classic push slightly down, where the back lifts as you push a bit downwards (that is what you see above in full speed) Note the important detail that my thumb is NOT continuously pushing in the same direction, but follow the screen edge down and then up. YouCut_20191223_174454298.mp4

Ah I see. And in the mail recieved ithe sender looks like an mms and not a normal mail? (Please note reply FROM mail TO MMS seldom works) You could experiment to find the limit the carrier accepts as incoming. The next is what their limit is for outgoing to various recipient networks....

Nice! How is it typing in the hands? Have you tried inserting it 'up side down'?

(I meant try to send it as a MMS from your preferred sms/mms app to an e-mail address)

Yes primarily one thumb it is difficult to do. You should try to get used to doing left letter shift with the right shift key and vice versa.

My guess is the size. It is not uncommon with a limit of 300KB or even lower. So try sending small images. Some message apps like e.g. Textra allows you to control the limit, and compress if needed. This might render the result useless as details gets lost, but at the least it gets through. And different carriers have different limits. And at the least in theory could use different limits to other users in their own net and forwarding them to other nets. You might try to experiment sending MMS to a mail-address also

I have played with Nova (and discarded it) but did not see that issue.

Congrats. Should follow for the early pre-orders in a separate parcel, unless you specifically tell them you do not need it. (I did when the sent a mail maybe a week after the device arrived)

https://www.fxtec.com/support/

I think they got the right trend, but it is vote based with only around a 100 votes, so take it with a pinch of salt.

Zooming out there are tonnes of flights over China too. Hmm?

If I will ever be in need of changing the display, I would experiment with some diffuser 🙂

Yes! You MIGHT have noticed that the @ on the Q seems slightly dimmer than the ^ on the W on our qwertZ. For the letter shifted qwertY, the problem is that where we see a relative large Q and @ they got two tiny accents, and not much light gets through that. So it is an unfortunate coincidence that two of the smallest prints on this layout is where the light is dimmest.... And it is exactly the accents and other not primarily letters, that we are most likely to be in need of looking for, until we are used to the layout. So really an unfortunate coincidence. I mean almost nobody would miss

The lower edge of the screen lands on two rubber bumpers, yes. On the Final sample I got these two pieces in the grooves. On the Retail unit only the one in the groove for the support arm. For the early pre-production unit I got he two in the grooves, and six at the corners and roughly mid-sides.