Wierdest keypad on a mobile phone ?
Posts: n/a mobile phones. Siemens MC60 ... Form over function. Nokia 3650 ... Completely non-standard layout, i.e. not 123 456 789 *0# Xelibri ... There's some really wierd efforts here. Discuss.... -- Michael Turner  Responses to "Wierdest keypad on a mobile phone ?"
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Posts: n/a Re: Wierdest keypad on a mobile phone ? On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 09:44:25 -0800, Todd Allcock wrote:> michael turner <mike.turner1963@RemoveThisBitToReply.virgin.net > wrote in > message > news:<pan.2004.02.04.02.54.39.403000@RemoveThisBit ToReply.virgin.net>... >> What's everyone's views on the current trend for wierd keypads on some >> mobile phones. >> >> Siemens MC60 ... Form over function. Nokia 3650 ... Completely >> non-standard layout, i.e. not 123 >> 456 >> 789 >> *0# >> Xelibri ... There's some really wierd efforts here. >> >> Discuss.... > > I own a 3650. Nice phone, idiotic layout. What's next? Nokia will build > a Qwerty keyboard into a mobius strip because they think it "looks cool"? > > While I managed to get sort of used to it, I suspect I could use it more > effectively if I smoked whatever Nokia's design team was smoked when they > came up with it... > > I should've waited for the 50's replacement, which I hear uses a > "standard" key layout. Nah, it'll have a rotary dial. ;-) -- Michael Turner
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