this is a blogpost from the N97, via pixelpipe. got to say this keyboard isn’t as usable as it looks at first sight, the keys just aren’t very responsive, and it isn’t big enough to touchtype. think I’m actually slower on this than I was on the E72. (There’s a test I should be doing, a timed blogpost!)
I remember when moblogging involved setting up a cron job and an email account, and there was none of this posting pics on the move lark either! Mutter, grumble, those were the days…
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