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Well if someone live near a border or frequently travel between two countries, they just MIGHT want apps such as WhatApp to work on both numbers, and as some apps can not, the cloning comes in play as a workaround. I have no idea what of your G6 experence that are core Android, and what LG should be credited for - let's hope that most is build into android.

OH. The functional and the visible layout does not have to be 100% identical. It would be the PRINT only, of course we would get a Y pressing the key between T and U no matter a printed Z, when selecting Swedish/Danish/Norwegian layout. I can easily accept a few keys PRINTED 'wrong', but would hate to have æøå (or åäö) to be fetched in wrong places (I currently have this mess on both the BB Priv, and the click on keyboard for the S8- ) I will do what I can to have the functional layouts totally customisable. As soon as I know the format of the keyboard files I will make a program to modify

In this tweet they ask: What do you think of the latest #Pro1 back case? Learn more about the #mobile phone here: https://bit.ly/2EG3vHF #android #qwerty #keyboard [attachment file=14210] Personally I think it LOOKS great, but I fear that what looks like a chrome-list around the camera will be protruding. That would be really bad IMHO, as this device almost invite to also using it on a desktop laptop-style. And I would just HATE to need to apply something on an adjecting corner, to prevent it from wobbling... We have previously been told it is a metal back, but what is the coati

I hope for a Nordic keyboard too. But IF we are not gong to have one, you should take a look at the QWERTZ one here It is quite close to the standard Swedish. OK the print of Z&Y are swapped, and a Ü is printed for the Å, but it would not take long to learn to ignore a few 'wrong' prints, as long as each key gives what we expect.

That might be related to that too, but then I guess more would have had the issues.

How odd! Just guessing: Is there the same valid e-mail In both 1) Your forum account ("My Account" on the forum page) 2) Your main account (The blue silhouette) and "Account detail",

My hope is that they apart from the print with shifted A-Z for languages without national letters, and the German QWERTZ print, will consider a 'general' international layout print, based on QWERTY non shifted, that would be usable with many languages logical layouts, without the print being terrible wrong. Despite I wish this project all the luck it can get, I doubt that all languages will have enough users to have their own print, and here a common base print would be nice.

I certainly hope that we will be able to map all kind of combinations of the shift keys, I would think that an obvious choice would be to have Ctrl+†+digits give the superscript digits, (aka exponents).

I do not think that it is 100% certain yet. But I'm pretty sure that the letters of the standard QWERTY delivered will be right shifted one key. Personally I am likely to go for the German QWERTZ print layout, accepting the Z/Y to have the print swapped to get the letters in their standard positions (better for languages with national letters, e.g. Danish for me). A few other keys would also have 'wrong' print, but I for one can live with that. It might be an option to consider for those that do not want the partly shifted keyboard for whatever other reasons too.

What about casting "priorities" rather than "votes" My priorities as not German should not count. But personally I would prioritise: 4,2,1,3, and does not really care if the degree is printed or not (nor where if)

Usually it is the editor you are using that are handling any smart substitutions. e.g. these (enlarged) »« , “” or „‟ (the last pair u201E u201F looks a bit odd in some fonts though) similar as smileys substituted by emoticons.

If a pre-order is made without a coupon code, that would work fine. But if made with a code, I do not know if the coupon is revitalized on a cancel, so in that case I think it would be better to ask them to modify the order manually.

BlackBerry (Or rather BlackBerry Mobile - a subside of TCL licensing the BB name) has made the Key1&2 that are slabs of 'normal' phablet exterior dimensions with a fixed keyboard in Portrait orientation, permanently using roughly a third of the area. To my knowledge there have been no public plans to actually make any slider by BBMo, in right or wrong direction. I too prefer landscape sliders, but I DO understand that for those not using a keyboard that much, and with small fingers, a portrait slider is a tempting alternative, as so many lazy programmers does not optimise their apps for

Ah of course, now I get it!. Thanks! They are trying to probe with a very thin blade if it can glide under.

I assume you are Swedish, so all you would need to remember to use Swedish layout width the QWERTZ print is that 1) Y and Z are swapped 2) The Å key got Ü printed on it Might not be 100% perfect, but much closer that the standard QWERTY. (It will not be a show stopper for me as a Dane - even if the öä for us are also swapped and with different symbols than our æø)

I Agree with you (almost) all the way., but strictly on the PS, IF one down-clocked a 845 or 855 to the same performance as a 835, I'm quite sure it would be leaner on the battery. But totally agree that 835 will be enough for practically any potential buyer, and helps the price from sky-rocketing. It is not that this is a device likely to appeal to the most demanding gaming users anyway. So 845 would have been a waste of money, And I doubt that 4G will be obsolete within the next ten years (not even 2G are today....), so the 5G benefit of a 855 is more of a 'nice-to-have' than a 'need-to-

Well not to stir up a commotions or saying anything one way or the other, but currently it seems rather unclear what the Brexit situation will be when this ships, so I would say it is hard to guess.

Optional firmware bezels, sounds like a great workaround, so those that want a completely flat display area can have that. Hope they will be able to offer that as an option.

They twitted this small video But can anyone tell me what we are actually seeing? What is applied in the first part? And what is the last? Cooling? Nice to see it's moving ahead non the less. :)

That symbols such as the degree symbol ° are not printed does nor mean that they would not be available. An obvious choice would be "strg"+†+0 But this is easy to decide/modify later. :)

It should be something well beyond €100 extra for me NOT to gladly accept the three above, to get removable batteries.... ESPECIALLY if it is battery used in other devices, so there are likely to be long availability of spare batteries. (Here a list of around 100 devices with removable batteries with a capacity in that region) e.g. the Nokia 1 Plus

Well just google for images elephone "U PRO" See this from previous page Below (hi res) image from trustedreviews show the soft curve quite clearly Or see this video (starting about , and the next about 30 sec - well he keeps praising the display later in the video also)

Personally I would prefer something like this over both the QWERTY and QWERTZ. I like the "Z/Y" print idea, an easy way to handle the difference. (The actual BEHAVIOUR of the keys can easily be user selectable, no need to lock down to one common for all users)

I'm with you all the way! On your concerns: We know the new screen is one used in several phones. e.g. "Elephone U Pro" (see e.g. this), so that should help on the availability, no matter the destination of F(x)tec. And on the battery. Even if it is not replaceable, I would say that two years of battery life is on the pessimistic side. BUT it depends on how you treat the battery!. I have written several post on this at my tiny blog, start e.g. here that links to more info.

It has been mentioned earlier here, but I have not heard any plans for a print. Though I'm sure that if there are enough interested, a print could be made. And even if no print I'm sure it will be possible to have 'any' layout logically. Of course this will be most helpful for languages that normally have a layout closer to a printed one, as this would require the user to only remember a few keys, Where a Russian layout with say a QWERTY would have wrong letters printed on (almost?) all letter keys.