tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4778096978984823619.post7654253429270233662..comments2008-09-03T23:36:51.657+01:00Irregular Shedhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01098080153408243201noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4778096978984823619.post-87296530901069818622008-09-03T23:36:00.000+01:002008-09-03T23:36:00.000+01:00* stiff keypad - it gets a little better, but not much.<BR/><BR/>* layout - I've had nokias for years and still find it a little awkward sometimes. There are just too many buttons.<BR/><BR/>* copy and paste - type some text, hold down "pencil" and move the cursor keys to highlight the text then select copy whilst still holding pencil. Yes, this requires two hands. Hold down pencil again somewhere else to get "paste" option.<BR/><BR/>* network key - yes, bad apps. very annoying! although I think most of the native ones should remember it.<BR/><BR/>* nokia maps - I use Google Maps instead. Not as functional I think, but works for me. http://m.google.com/<BR/><BR/>* no usb charging. SUCKS. good luck on the charger, i've still been too lazy to buy one.<BR/><BR/>I don't know if you've noticed but if you play podcasts back via the podcast tool you can't stop and resume from the same place later (at least in my firware, v20) but you can in the music player. Also, leaving a track on pause for hours totally destroys the battery, so better to close the player rather than just pause and switch to another app.<BR/><BR/>Also, I use the "post to web" for uploading to Flickr all the damn time. It certainly sets the bar high for other phones (the iphone really does have a much better music player though!)<BR/><BR/>Look forward to your comments on battery life ;)Phil Wilsonhttp://philwilson.org/id/noreply@blogger.com