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It was controllable early on, but they changed that, as the placement of the individual RGB had the effect that in some angles one were more or less blocked, giving a wrong resulting colour. So what is best/worst is hard to say. But as so many details, it COULD be an option people could choose. ADD: If is still controllable here, though the simple app that previously worked for me no longer does, the one linked in the above two posts does work.

The LEDs are not totally even distributed with one for each key, so for the qwertY model the almost black key (with very little print) left of Q and A gets little light through them. For the qwertZ this is not an issue, as the print on these are large, and thus lets through more of the light.

I really disagree. It sits PERFECT for using in landscape with right index, and also for right handed people holding it in the left operating with the right. Or for one handed usage with the left BUT it is not good for holding in the right hand, and neither operating with left hand or right thumb. Actually for using held in the right hand, it is better to hold it speaker down(!) but unfortunately stock android does not support that rotation, though there are apps that handles this. I Hope F(x)tec will handle this, to make it easier to hold in the right, to the benefit of primarily le

Several Nokias... N97mini, N97, N95 9300, 6800, 6820, 6890, 6810, 6822, E72, 5730, 9300i, 9500, E75, X5/01, C6, Asha 303, E90,,,, EDIT Here is what GSMArena got registered: https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?sMakers=1&idQwerty=1&sFormFactors=2,3,4,6,10 And more if you include fixed keyboaards https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?sMakers=1&idQwerty=1

The worst issue for me is that without a case it requires some getting used to NOT to pick it triggering the sensor, and then get the "Too many...". F(x)tec have been suggested to add an OPTION so the scanner is only active when the screen is on. If selected this would mean we would have to press power first, but should eliminate the "too many...". I do not know if they will add that, but I hope and believe so. With a shell or flip-case the issue is practically gone, as you don't get to it accidentally, as you feel the edges of the case around it, before reaching the scanner.

On some languages FinQwerty actually moves the Del function for the letter-shifted qwertY physical layout (to get room or national key)

For those with it still stuck in China, remember that they shut down public transportation. See this Maybe Taiwan has done the same?

See replies by many the last few weeks in this thread.... The 70% cut can be at a VERY different dates in different countries. Even if we ignore the qwertY/qwertZ differences (as we can not). This can give wild fluctuations for countries with few orders. Extreme scenario 1) A country got only one order, it is fulfilled as 70% is closer to 1 than 0. Even if the order is very new. Extreme scenario 2) All in a country paid on or before August 1. Well then the cut must be that early too, to only serve 70%! And if that "all" is just 3, it is not that unlikely. Say 2 paid July 31 and

Oh you are right, we can actually see the fingers also holding a mobile. Would never have imagined they did not use a real camera 🤣

The issue is that this strictly ISN'T a "slider". The screen flies like a Dolphin out of the water more than a boat sailing on the surface. And it is so incredible contra-intuitive that we shall NOT just push in a straight line along the keyboard. I remember people had exactly the same problems when Nokia had e.g. the N97. And the crazy thing is that once the fingers 'learnt it', you can not imagine how it was ever complicated. Like riding a bike.

Here is a new one, they mentioned on twitter https://www.zdnet.com/article/fxtec-pro1-changes-the-landscape-of-smartphone-keyboards/

The image shows then ordered by the number in he first line, could be serial could be variant number. The second looks like there is something slightly thicker in the lower left quarter. And If they changed to that and back, I guess there might be other differences too. The first and third I can not spot either, except the way the foil folds around the components - but the last could be specimen variation, and mean nothing EDIT: I was wrong. Reflection of a phone used for images

On outgoing MMS, make sure to test with something very simple like emoji, or a very reduced image. Some have a low limit on image size, and do NOT offer to compress the image, but expects that you or your mms app handles that.

Unfortunately we do not know if those bugs are relate to defective display OR they require some special caution when installing a display that just MIGHT not have been known to the one replacing the display. Of course optimally neither of those happened, but just saying that we d not know (yet?) I also saw in a aliexpress listing that the display exists with the same primary number in (at the least) three versions that looks slightly different at the back. EDIT: Reflection of a phone used for images

Slot 2 is the dual slot so it matters if you are going to use an SD-card. I do not know if a single card usage works better if in slot 1 than 2. I have tried both some time ago, and did not notice any difference - but there could be.

It works fine on mine, have you tried another router? Would be interesting to know if it a matter of your unit not able to do 5GHz WiFi at all, or the Pro1 in general has a protocol issue with a specific router type/brand.

Ah, sorry. Misunderstood. Had than on preproduction, and another strategically placed piece of adhesive felt fixed that.... Just dipping its end in the groove (only this long to be easier to handle) Seen from near the magnetic USB-plug, looking up under the partly opened display:

Only partly pure stock, the icon uglification is a fairly new google 'feature'. Hold anywhere in the background on hte desktop, Home Settings, Change Icon shape. Some launchers allow you to get real icons back. Overruling Google.

If you got haptic feedback active for touch typing, the vibrator is enough to have the small support arm rattling a bit, a simple piece of self adhesive felt is all it takes.

1 - carrier dependent 2 - known bug 3 - in system, gestures turn OFF Swipe up on home

Installing FinQWERTY handles that (also) - can only recommend it.

The only crashes I have had for many months was the bug they fixed with some programs accessing the motion sensor (e.g CPU-Z). I think they fixed that early December, If i remember right. Could be interesting to know if it also happens if you make a factory reset and first without anything, and then trying to add some apps. I would guess that it (as you suggested) is either faulty RAM, OR some app you got that triggers a bug in a driver (similar to the motion sensor thing)

If the 12 is not something locked by android but within your control, it would be SUPER elegant, if you rather than twelve had one for each of the letter&symbol-keys so we pressing the Sym had a staggered keyboard map pop up, and then pressing say the M got what ever symbol we put there. (Optimally with the HW-printed letter&symbols in faint small print, and the symbols in clear print in this helper display) If Sym was used as a modifier with the M, we could have the symbol directly without the helper screen popping up. And this system could be expanded to allow Sym+modifier

...Or it was the Hybris that led to the Nemesis... 😇🤪

I will let the staff decide how they want things done. As a voluntary moderator I'm more of a janitor in here. I will await what @Erik, @Waxberry or @Elysia will do...