LG Optimus F3Q with sliding QWERTY press image leaks out
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- AnonD-224934
- t7J
- 17 Jan 2014
How can I turn off the vibration when typing text? I turn off all the vibrate in the settings but still its vibrating! It that normal? Please help!
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- cvy87
- 9xn
- 17 Jan 2014
Seriously... Why isnt there a flagship phone with a qwerty?
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- AdamBoy64
- Fv4
- 17 Jan 2014
Anonymous, 17 Jan 2014Specs matter still, support for lots of 3G and LTE bands an... moreAh righteo.
The last Android phone I had was a single-core 1Ghz processor with 512mb RAM. It ran great for my uses.
The spec's of the F3Q seems like overkill, but perhaps the newer OS'es are a lot heavier on resources.
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- Anonymous
- Kg%
- 17 Jan 2014
AdamBoy64, 17 Jan 2014Oh man. Another QWERTY not coming to the US. Don't mind a... moreSpecs matter still, support for lots of 3G and LTE bands and 2GB RAM are important requirements, quad 1.5GHz Krait and Adreno 320 like Xperia Z would be nice too. And best of all would be if it had the Sharp IGZO Full HD 4.5" display on top of that.
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- AdamBoy64
- Fv4
- 17 Jan 2014
AnonD-160131, 16 Jan 2014My last Nokia was E7 too (despite missing a SD card), I got... moreOh man, that would be brilliant.
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- AdamBoy64
- Fv4
- 17 Jan 2014
AdamBoy64, 17 Jan 2014Oh man.
Another QWERTY not coming to the US.
Don't mind a... moreGood one.
I meant not heading -outside- the US.
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- AdamBoy64
- Fv4
- 17 Jan 2014
Oh man.
Another QWERTY not coming to the US.
Don't mind about the specs, the keyboard is the important thing.
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- AnonD-93438
- 6Pb
- 17 Jan 2014
AnonD-160131, 16 Jan 2014My last Nokia was E7 too (despite missing a SD card), I got... moreyou spoke my heart!
how about a pureview 360 deg rotating camera phone?
or a double slider WP with music n dialer with capacitive buttons , like the dialer opens and lit up when you slide and people or log opens, and music stuff opens from the other side...
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- Anonymous
- Kg%
- 17 Jan 2014
AnonD-173154, 17 Jan 2014Desire Z was the best phone I ever had. End of. I miss it s... moreMine had sleep of death issues, had to pull the battery almost daily, the keyboard soon got bad keys that had to be pressed extremely hard, that happened after just a few months. The software bugs were immense and never got fixed in updates, files would disappear and deleted files reappear. Display was good but very inaccurate colors, white temperate was very much on the warm side to the point that everything had a yellow tint but it wasnt too annoying when got used to it. HTC Sense would crash and restart itself several times a day, im sure you seen it also but maybe didnt know what it was, when icons didnt apppear on the homescreen and then slowly it repopulated? Would always render the phone useless for more than half a minute when it happened.
It felt premium in the hand and looked good, except the battery cover, the clear paint peeled off too easily making it look old and ugly. Didnt take long before i had to scrape off all the paint to make it look better.
All in all the worst phone i had and i will never buy anything from HTC again.
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- Anonymous
- YgA
- 17 Jan 2014
It has a very big battery. Biggest I've ever seen in a QWERTY. Phones have reached a point where entry level or flagship doesn't really matter for day to day performance. It should work just fine
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- AnonD-173154
- 0Fm
- 17 Jan 2014
Anonymous, 17 Jan 2014I consider N900 to be the best phone of all times and E7 an... moreDesire Z was the best phone I ever had. End of. I miss it so much.
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- qwerty_android_now
- MRW
- 17 Jan 2014
Now put a QWERTY on a Sony Xperia Z1, Z Ultra (with flash) or any Samsung Note & we are in business. Enjoyed every QWERTY device I have own. Cant forget HTC Shift & Advantage too... those were good times! :D
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- Anonymous
- Kg%
- 17 Jan 2014
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2014Always admired the e7 but lack of SD card put me off. Alway... moreI consider N900 to be the best phone of all times and E7 and N97 some of the worst, had the worst keyboard mechanism, so violent opening, and hard to open also, especially with one hand. N900 was perfect, no need to use the unlock button, just slide the keyboard open with one hand and thats it, a joy to use. Opening an N97 otoh was a scary experience, one would open it as rarely as possible.
HTC Desire Z is another example of smooth operating mechanism, the Z hinge was genius and worked very well, too bad the rest of the phone was HTC quality all the way, very defective as always.
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- AnonD-191085
- prx
- 17 Jan 2014
I am pleased a manufacturer is finaly developing a phone with a keyboard.
I wonder if it will be available in Europe, as so many have been destined for North America.
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- AnonD-160131
- sbs
- 16 Jan 2014
Anonymous, 16 Jan 2014Like the people below, really miss the n97, n900 keyboards.... moreMy last Nokia was E7 too (despite missing a SD card), I got the device because the keyboard.
I would love to have a SONY Z series with physical keyboard!
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- AnonD-173154
- BwZ
- 16 Jan 2014
AnonD-195372, 16 Jan 2014why not a flagship? why? why?.... Its like they hate those of us with big fingers who actually need to type a lot :p
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- AnonD-195372
- XMF
- 16 Jan 2014
why not a flagship? why? why?....
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- Anonymous
- nx}
- 16 Jan 2014
Protocol, 16 Jan 2014Nokia E7 was my last qwerty keyboard phone. It was amazing ... moreAlways admired the e7 but lack of SD card put me off. Always wanted n900 internals in the e7's body.
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- Anonymous
- v0X
- 16 Jan 2014
I miss ny sidekick
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- AnonD-173154
- BwZ
- 16 Jan 2014
Why are all the qwertyies entry level?! Arghh.