Hands-On: BlackBerry Passport
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question
You said "with its built-in battery and limited keyboard"
I have two questions, 1- witch phones nowadays it's not on the trend of non-removable batteries? What flagship smartphone nowadays have removable battery?
2-"limited keyboard"? For real? Tell me about other phone where the keyboard it's a touch pad at the same time?
I know it's not a iPhone that's why it has flaw's, we already know that.
I have two questions, 1- witch phones nowadays it's not on the trend of non-removable batteries? What flagship smartphone nowadays have removable battery?
2-"limited keyboard"? For real? Tell me about other phone where the keyboard it's a touch pad at the same time?
I know it's not a iPhone that's why it has flaw's, we already know that.
a1. Samsung GS5 and Note 4 have removable batteries. So does the LG G3.
a2. I said "limited" because it has three rows instead of four, which has long been a staple of BB devices. The buttons don't even seem to have alternate letters/characters, y...
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a2. I said "limited" because it has three rows instead of four, which has long been a staple of BB devices. The buttons don't even seem to have alternate letters/characters, y...
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Balance
With the keyboard being soo low how does it feel in your hands? Did they make it bottom heavy or does it feel like it's going to leap out of your hands?
You know, I was thinking the same thing. This design isn't at all going to be appealing to the masses, but I can see corporations handing these out, and I think that's really the point of the phone.
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It feels pretty unbalanced to me. I had to be careful where I positioned by fingers along the back to keep it from toppling over.
