Comments on: The HTC Magic; 3 steps from perfect http://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/ Mon, 21 Mar 2011 17:51:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: Do I need a Hero? | The Really Mobile Projecthttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-440 Do I need a Hero? | The Really Mobile Project Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:35:21 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-440 [...] not the newest handset on the market granted, but I’ve heard good things about Android and after too many contract-based nightmares to count in the past – I’m a 3 customer so [...] [...] not the newest handset on the market granted, but I’ve heard good things about Android and after too many contract-based nightmares to count in the past – I’m a 3 customer so [...]

]]> By: The Really Mobile Project » Blog Archive » Love your N95? Get the Nokia N86.http://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-439 The Really Mobile Project » Blog Archive » Love your N95? Get the Nokia N86. Thu, 10 Sep 2009 10:48:54 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-439 [...] iPhones are lovely - we know this. Even the HTC Magic came close to swaying me from the Finnish fold some time ago too. But the days of just being able to push real and actual [...] [...] iPhones are lovely – we know this. Even the HTC Magic came close to swaying me from the Finnish fold some time ago too. But the days of just being able to push real and actual [...]

]]> By: The Really Mobile Project » Blog Archive » Google Latitude on iPhone and UK T-Mobile G1http://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-438 The Really Mobile Project » Blog Archive » Google Latitude on iPhone and UK T-Mobile G1 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 10:48:16 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-438 [...] does, as GerardK notes, raise the question as to why Vodafone felt Latitude was acceptable built-in from launch on the HTC Magic, but it may just be their legal advisors took a different view on the status of [...] [...] does, as GerardK notes, raise the question as to why Vodafone felt Latitude was acceptable built-in from launch on the HTC Magic, but it may just be their legal advisors took a different view on the status of [...]

]]> By: The Really Mobile Project » Blog Archive » You’re charging how much?!http://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-437 The Really Mobile Project » Blog Archive » You’re charging how much?! Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:34:39 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-437 [...] you may know, recently I trialled the Vodafone HTC Magic. This I found to be a thorughly enjoyable experience and I’ve had no problems since [...] [...] you may know, recently I trialled the Vodafone HTC Magic. This I found to be a thorughly enjoyable experience and I’ve had no problems since [...]

]]> By: James Whatleyhttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-436 James Whatley Mon, 29 Jun 2009 16:23:07 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-436 Wow. What a lovely, lovely comment. <br><br>Thanks for taking the time to let us know. It's always good to know that our work here has proved useful to folk out in the big wide world... <br><br>Nice. Glad you're enjoying it. <br><br>James :) Wow. What a lovely, lovely comment.

Thanks for taking the time to let us know. It's always good to know that our work here has proved useful to folk out in the big wide world…

Nice. Glad you're enjoying it.

James :)

]]> By: James Whatleyhttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-6092 James Whatley Mon, 29 Jun 2009 16:23:00 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-6092 Wow. What a lovely, lovely comment. Thanks for taking the time to let us know. It's always good to know that our work here has proved useful to folk out in the big wide world... Nice. Glad you're enjoying it. James :) Wow. What a lovely, lovely comment. Thanks for taking the time to let us know. It's always good to know that our work here has proved useful to folk out in the big wide world… Nice. Glad you're enjoying it. James :)

]]> By: James Whatleyhttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-3323 James Whatley Mon, 29 Jun 2009 10:23:00 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-3323 Wow. What a lovely, lovely comment.Thanks for taking the time to let us know. It's always good to know that our work here has proved useful to folk out in the big wide world...Nice. Glad you're enjoying it.James :) Wow. What a lovely, lovely comment.

Thanks for taking the time to let us know. It’s always good to know that our work here has proved useful to folk out in the big wide world…

Nice. Glad you’re enjoying it.

James :)

]]> By: gdigenishttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-435 gdigenis Mon, 29 Jun 2009 02:08:19 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-435 i just bought the htc magic this past friday night and i love it. the ui and smoothness of the device have really impressed me. i have never done any real research on android until friday, and most of my research was just watching some youtube vids to see the phone in action. i use my phone for business during the day and personally at night, so i needed a device that made it easy to find contacts, send sms, email, or phone these contacts, keep track of my appts thru the calendar, use google maps to find phone numbers, addresses, etc, then at night i use it for web surfing, listening to music, and sending some messages. it does all of this very well and for the most part very easily. <br><br>my only concern was text entry, as i used to send many text messages while driving because i really didnt have to look at the phone to type out a short message as i am a master of t9! i can only do this at stop lights now as it takes too much concentration to type while driving. i found that by turning off the haptic feedback and enabling screen tap sounds while typing i could type quicker. i am finding that i am quicker typing in portrait mode using the phone keypad keyboard vs the horizontal full qwerty board.<br><br>the reason i am telling you this is because i had never even considered an android device until i read this article. i just bought the htc magic this past friday night and i love it. the ui and smoothness of the device have really impressed me. i have never done any real research on android until friday, and most of my research was just watching some youtube vids to see the phone in action. i use my phone for business during the day and personally at night, so i needed a device that made it easy to find contacts, send sms, email, or phone these contacts, keep track of my appts thru the calendar, use google maps to find phone numbers, addresses, etc, then at night i use it for web surfing, listening to music, and sending some messages. it does all of this very well and for the most part very easily.

my only concern was text entry, as i used to send many text messages while driving because i really didnt have to look at the phone to type out a short message as i am a master of t9! i can only do this at stop lights now as it takes too much concentration to type while driving. i found that by turning off the haptic feedback and enabling screen tap sounds while typing i could type quicker. i am finding that i am quicker typing in portrait mode using the phone keypad keyboard vs the horizontal full qwerty board.

the reason i am telling you this is because i had never even considered an android device until i read this article.

]]> By: gdigenishttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-6091 gdigenis Mon, 29 Jun 2009 02:08:00 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-6091 i just bought the htc magic this past friday night and i love it. the ui and smoothness of the device have really impressed me. i have never done any real research on android until friday, and most of my research was just watching some youtube vids to see the phone in action. i use my phone for business during the day and personally at night, so i needed a device that made it easy to find contacts, send sms, email, or phone these contacts, keep track of my appts thru the calendar, use google maps to find phone numbers, addresses, etc, then at night i use it for web surfing, listening to music, and sending some messages. it does all of this very well and for the most part very easily. my only concern was text entry, as i used to send many text messages while driving because i really didnt have to look at the phone to type out a short message as i am a master of t9! i can only do this at stop lights now as it takes too much concentration to type while driving. i found that by turning off the haptic feedback and enabling screen tap sounds while typing i could type quicker. i am finding that i am quicker typing in portrait mode using the phone keypad keyboard vs the horizontal full qwerty board.the reason i am telling you this is because i had never even considered an android device until i read this article. i just bought the htc magic this past friday night and i love it. the ui and smoothness of the device have really impressed me. i have never done any real research on android until friday, and most of my research was just watching some youtube vids to see the phone in action. i use my phone for business during the day and personally at night, so i needed a device that made it easy to find contacts, send sms, email, or phone these contacts, keep track of my appts thru the calendar, use google maps to find phone numbers, addresses, etc, then at night i use it for web surfing, listening to music, and sending some messages. it does all of this very well and for the most part very easily. my only concern was text entry, as i used to send many text messages while driving because i really didnt have to look at the phone to type out a short message as i am a master of t9! i can only do this at stop lights now as it takes too much concentration to type while driving. i found that by turning off the haptic feedback and enabling screen tap sounds while typing i could type quicker. i am finding that i am quicker typing in portrait mode using the phone keypad keyboard vs the horizontal full qwerty board.the reason i am telling you this is because i had never even considered an android device until i read this article.

]]> By: gdigenishttp://thereallymobileproject.com/2009/05/the-htc-magic-3-steps-from-perfect/comment-page-2/#comment-3324 gdigenis Sun, 28 Jun 2009 20:08:00 +0000 http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=484#comment-3324 i just bought the htc magic this past friday night and i love it. the ui and smoothness of the device have really impressed me. i have never done any real research on android until friday, and most of my research was just watching some youtube vids to see the phone in action. i use my phone for business during the day and personally at night, so i needed a device that made it easy to find contacts, send sms, email, or phone these contacts, keep track of my appts thru the calendar, use google maps to find phone numbers, addresses, etc, then at night i use it for web surfing, listening to music, and sending some messages. it does all of this very well and for the most part very easily.my only concern was text entry, as i used to send many text messages while driving because i really didnt have to look at the phone to type out a short message as i am a master of t9! i can only do this at stop lights now as it takes too much concentration to type while driving. i found that by turning off the haptic feedback and enabling screen tap sounds while typing i could type quicker. i am finding that i am quicker typing in portrait mode using the phone keypad keyboard vs the horizontal full qwerty board.the reason i am telling you this is because i had never even considered an android device until i read this article. i just bought the htc magic this past friday night and i love it. the ui and smoothness of the device have really impressed me. i have never done any real research on android until friday, and most of my research was just watching some youtube vids to see the phone in action. i use my phone for business during the day and personally at night, so i needed a device that made it easy to find contacts, send sms, email, or phone these contacts, keep track of my appts thru the calendar, use google maps to find phone numbers, addresses, etc, then at night i use it for web surfing, listening to music, and sending some messages. it does all of this very well and for the most part very easily.

my only concern was text entry, as i used to send many text messages while driving because i really didnt have to look at the phone to type out a short message as i am a master of t9! i can only do this at stop lights now as it takes too much concentration to type while driving. i found that by turning off the haptic feedback and enabling screen tap sounds while typing i could type quicker. i am finding that i am quicker typing in portrait mode using the phone keypad keyboard vs the horizontal full qwerty board.

the reason i am telling you this is because i had never even considered an android device until i read this article.

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