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SixFootRabbit
Member Since Aug 31st, 2008

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Jul 21st 2009 5:03PM on Engadget

So perfect...

G1 Touch branding confirmed for T-Mobile UK's next Android device

Jun 19th 2009 3:56PM on Engadget Mobile

I agree... gonna be the Hero. It looks like the G1 without the keyboard... therefore, G1 Touch.

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The rest of the TARP money should be divied up amongst the taxpayers

HTC's Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos

Aug 31st 2008 11:15PM on Engadget

The high fat "chins" on the sidekick are no problem with the keyboard... typing on that thing is the best on a mobile so far. Only worry with this design is that there is only one "chin" versus two... may be an issue, maybe not.

HTC's Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos

Aug 31st 2008 11:10PM on Engadget

Not an issue when typing over the space on a sidekick... but the sidekick has one on each side, so this may be different.

HTC's Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos

Aug 31st 2008 11:06PM on Engadget

It may be an issue on this phone because there's not the space on each side... but having typed over the space on a sidekick for years i can assure you that the space hinders in no way at all.

HTC's Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos

Aug 31st 2008 10:49PM on Engadget Mobile

You've obviously never typed on a sidekick keyboard... it's the best mobile to type on by far and this looks exactly like it.

HTC's Android-driven Dream revealed in glorious spy photos

Aug 31st 2008 1:50PM on Engadget

No way! The sidekick keyboard is without a doubt the best mobile keyboard for typing... I hope this is the exact replica it looks to be.

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