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Comment Re:How many iPhone killers is that? (Score 1) 617

I've had the most direct experience with a Treo 650, an HTC Apache, and an iPhone.

When I first started using each device, the hardware keyboards were without a doubt, much easier to use. After getting used to the iPhone keyboard, though, I have to say that it's perfectly adequate for text entry. One of the keys is to let it autocorrect for you. 90% of the time, it corrects to what I meant to type.

My experience almost mirrors yours, and I couldn't agree more. I went from a Treo 650 to a 680 to an HTC Tilt to an iPhone. The first time I used a friend's iPhone, I had all sorts of typos. Tried it again later, and it was better enough to get me to finally buy one. One week later, after realizing I should just type and not correct, and I'm probably 2x as fast as I ever was on the Treo. Nonetheless, I understand the concern over the lack of keyboard, because it turned me off for a long time.

I certainly don't love everything about it. There are probably 50 things I've said "I could change this on the Palm or the Tilt". But I'd never go back.

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