abowers

I've used three physical keyboard phones in the past, one clamshell and two sliders. The slider was my favorite form factor. Let's try out one of my old parallel slider phones, shall we? How about the LG Enlighten, it's the first that fell to hand. GRIP: When the phone is turned horizontally and slid open, your index finger(s) tend to rest on the edge of the keyboard half and on the back of the screen half, quite securely gripping the phone. I'm concerned that having the screen angled up would make the phone more difficult to hold as it would no longer rest on your index knuckles.

I just now discovered this, and I'd like to add my voice to the discussion. I believe I am well within the target market of this phone, and I'm strongly considering ordering one. Thank everything holy someone decided to bring landscape physical keyboards back. This will be a massive improvement, I HATE typing on touch screens, text entry via touch screen is just a bafflingly stupid engineering concept that I'll never live long enough to forgive Steve Jobs for. In the movie Die Hard, John McClain dismissed a touch screen as a "cute toy." He's RIGHT. I'm in favor of a 5-inch class pho