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I noticed a rather weak signal for both Phone and WiFi, This can significantly reduce the stamina. But of course the almost 7h screen on time can be expected to eat a LOT of battery by it self, depending of the brightness.

For FinQWERTY have a look at the key-maps in the link above. For some languages It is shift, and for other Fn. E.g. For US it it us Fn+L, for US International Alt+L though. Things could easily be mapped very differently, but Anssi tried to keep it as close to the printed a possible.

Oh I have a suspicion you might be using the wrong layout! In general you get the yellow symbols with Fn (=Yellow arrow) with the correct stock layout 1) For stock/build in, If your device is qwertY do NOT select any language! That is clear ALL tick boxes. Do NOT select e.g. US. Fn+L gives a "?" if your device is qwertZ, only German is currently supported. Fn+ß gives a "?" 2) For FinQWERTY, choose one of the languages matching your pro1 hardware qwertY/qwertZ You can use either Shift or Fn I strongly recommend the second option.

Yes indeed, important detail, thanks. I actually usually do that. Just updated the primary post here on that.

Here a video trimmed&reduced below the limits YouCut_20191225_143841610.mp4

I have not used Opera for many many years, but could you be a bit more specific in where the keyboard does not work fully? Is it everywhere in the app, or specific places? E.g. searches or entering bookmark names? Is it the stock layout only, or do you see the same using e.g. FinQWERTY ? I just tried to install Opera, and "?" works fine here as far as I can see?

Yes could have put it more politely, But I have always been a bad teacher that hated to repeat the same thing, that was already said (by my self or others) The magic is in the word "random", as it in many contexts are seen as "any", but not in math. IF we had picked a truely random set of all members, and they ALL had answered THEN we could have used it as representative. It is like an election poll, it is NOT a simple task. e.g. If you take an exit poll at 11 am, it is very likely to have an overweight of those that (for what ever reason) are not busy at that time of the day, so you

That only holds IF (and that is a HUGE if here!!!) the subset is representative of the population in question. I'm not going to give you a math course here, look elsewhere.

It is very fundamental statistics, that one can not draw conclusions from a very small dataset.... Theory 1, all the people that got it voted, and only the few of the pre-orders. Theory 2. all the waiting pre-orders have voted, an only a few of those that got the device. Both of these wild theories are HIGHLY unlikely, but the numbers could back either of them. But of course does not make either of them true...

Interesting. What do you mean by "alternative characters" is it anything but A-Z, or is it limited to special characters like sharp S? And in what context is it failing to accept them?

I can not wait to hear their verdict. But on the other hand I can do without the whining that I expect would follow by some of those still waiting for one, for thus bypassing the queue.

...Or the numbers could reflect that this is the umpteenth poll/thread reflecting the understandable impatience for those that unfortunately have not got it yet.

No panic, he will reach Rovaniemi too on his long trip from Greenland. 😇

Awesome. Remember that it also offers US-International, as well as standard US

Settings, Mobile Network, select tab for Sim, Advanced, Access Point Names (Select an existing or Add a new one with info from carrier)

The Open source FinQwerty extends the layout to something I would have expected the Pro1 had out of the box. Including an improved German for qwertZ, but also other layouts. So I will highly recommend that people consider it over the default "German" as this is currently implemented. Especially shift doubling for Fn on the yellow-printed keys, except the letter keys. e.g. Shift+1 gives "!" and not just "1".

They should really be called SKB. Surrogate KeyBoards 😇

OK, just did, moved to this

Are you insinuating that not everybody would find it in here?🤣

Just experimented and you can actually open it in slightly different way starting by LIFTING the front edge (rather than pushing it down), and then pushing horizontal! Sort of like an upside down L. That is not quite as contra intuitive AND is easier to use with a case attached. You could say that you attempt to squeeze in a finger between the two halves. You can do that by 'rolling' in your thumb! I will try to make a video of that too...

For all of us I would say, Except those of us that used the N97, E7 or the like back in the days, and still got he memory of it in their hands. It could be worth exercising breaking down the movement. First get it to lift the rear, and release it back. And when that is in place extend it with a small flat push and release, and finally followed by the lift also.

The push needed is not harder than to light a match. It is really hard to explain in words, I usually compare it to explaining how to ride a bike. In theory terrible complex to explain, and with a short but steep learning curve, but once your body gets it, it is as easy as pie, and you can not imaging how it was ever difficult to learn. I remember back in the days of the Nokia N97mini, I had otherwise very handy people having huge troubles figuring it ought. One that was interested in a real keyboard even gave up, and continued with T9 typing of a classic phone keyboard! The main obs

P30, or? I fear that it might be a bit high, and thus potentially disturbing the slider, but let us know 🙂

Wonderful! And I assume you will it ready for us for Christmas morning? 😇🤣

....Here a trimmed and reduced 0.25x slow motion video showing it in more detail. Note how the back lifts as the first, as the initial push is slightly downwards on the front edge. YouCut_20191223_174454298.mp4