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It holds the phone firmly. To avoid sliding, it has rubber in 3 places. Both clamps and the back. Those stripes on the holders and stripes on the back are soft ("sticky") rubber.

I don't have the phone yet but I intent to use the one I already own. It can rotate indefinitely and it can optionally grab just the main body while keeping the screen loose

Hear Hear! Major reason why I didn't buy both BB KEY1 and BB KEY2! Idem. I think so too.... But it would require a complete redesign... I wonder if there would be enough audience for that... They are already lacking audience for the Pro¹ to actually make a significant profit.

I wish they'd tell... I really would like a keyboard somewhat like above. I'm actually willing to have a ñ printed which I can have as "ç" changed in software... I think it will. That's also why I tried engineering a keyboard that fits many countries. If supposed to cram more countries in it, it is quite capable. I wonder how much it costs to print or grove a different character for a letter... It should be quite cheap (outside the price of just printing in series). My first suggestion should be considerably more expensive but just changing the text in the keys should actually be...

Thank you! I edited my post to show that.

I'd really like to have such keyboard as I proposed. If they did an US/UK keyboard, then a German QWERTZ keyboard, with a Norwegian one in discussion, why not a latin-origins one that covers Italian (and variants), French (and variants), Spanish (and variants), Portuguese (and variants)? They would cover a larger potential population than the QWERTZ keyboard does. Does that mean such idea is denied? I was thinking this could become available at somewhere Q3/Q4 this year...

Starting off, I know FR still uses mostly the AZERTY keyboard but who knows if they like this? I'm a Portuguese person who found out about this phone only yesterday. I'm very interested in it and, because of that, I want to propose a keyboard that should work well for latin-based languages. To make this economically viable, I believe many destinations require the same keyboard. Here are the keyboard layouts I believe should be able to fit in, in a single fxtec keyboard layout. (Images courtesy of wikipedia) pt-PT: pt-BR: es-ES: ES-[nearly all o