I would kill a man to get my physical keyboard back.
I just want a Blackberry Perl with a modern processor. That’s all I want. Compact, comfortable in my hand, intuitive physical navigation and typing. I’d pay a premium to get those "primitive " phone features back.
Apps are overrated. I’m ready to be done with the app ecosystem. Websites can tell the difference between a desktop and mobile user now, so why do I need a banking app on my phone when going to the bank’s website should be a functionally identical user experience?
The only thing app stores have done is create walled gardens that are now difficult to escape from and create anti-competitive advantages for Google and Apple.
I would kill a man to get my physical keyboard back.
I just want a Blackberry Perl with a modern processor. That’s all I want. Compact, comfortable in my hand, intuitive physical navigation and typing. I’d pay a premium to get those "primitive " phone features back.
Apps are overrated. I’m ready to be done with the app ecosystem. Websites can tell the difference between a desktop and mobile user now, so why do I need a banking app on my phone when going to the bank’s website should be a functionally identical user experience?
The only thing app stores have done is create walled gardens that are now difficult to escape from and create anti-competitive advantages for Google and Apple.