Sentences with phrase «lack of a physical keyboard»

With Polaris Office, business executives can easily view and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents with an excellent option to view PDF files too but the lack of a physical keyboard might make things a bit tricky at first for those who are used to fast typing speeds on their BlackBerry QWERTY keyboards.

I agree that the venue is geared to consumers though considering it's lack of a physical keyboard but the trade off is well worth it considering that it gives an 8 mp camera.

The complaints remind me of the ubiquitous griping in 2007 about the Apple iPhone's lack of a physical keyboard.

Audio and the lack of a physical keyboard are two main absentees.

Kindle Touch or K3 wireless — I don't object to them being ad - supported, but I do object to the lack of a physical keyboard, so no Kindle Touch for me, and also very much object to the lack of 3G support... Plus, I just don't like the idea of a touch screen device at all.

The trade - off for having a large screen and thin body is the lack of a physical keyboard.

The lack of a physical keyboard will certainly dissuade some from upgrading to this particular BlackBerry.

The insider also noted in another tweet that the upcoming handset will run the same ROM as the BlackBerry KEYone, albeit it will be modified to accommodate the lack of physical keyboard.

The lack of a physical keyboard mainly only comes into play for those who like to take lots of notes or surf the web a lot; for the few times you might need the keyboard during normal use (to create and name a new «collection,» for example), I'd imagine the 5 - way controller and on - screen keyboard will be fine.

A touchscreen really would address most of the shortcomings of the Kindle 4 (apart from the lack of a physical keyboard).

The lack of a physical keyboard does slow down other elements of navigation, though.

Aside from subtle changes to accommodate for the lack of a physical keyboard, the Kindle 4's software is pretty much exactly the same as the Kindle 3's.

Some will continue to bemoan the lack of a physical keyboard on the iPhone as compared to all Blackberry models (with the exception of the Storm).

This was largely made possible thanks to the lack of a physical keyboard.

The specs are very similar to other Chromebooks on the market, but the big difference here is obviously the lack of physical keyboard.

The BlackBerry Motion is very similar to the company's flagship KeyOne, aside from the lack of a physical keyboard, making it a midrange smartphone.