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Carrier: Three.hk
Country / Language:Hong Kong/English
OS / Browser / build number (if applicable):Android 2.1

Another unacceptable problem found in Nexus one

There is no "Return key" in SMS, the customer service guy in HTC ask me to download another IME for solve this issue.

And I ask a question for him,
do you think that a "Return" key is a must in a mobile during SMS? his answer is "Yes"

another question for him,
Any same problem in HTC "Hero" or "Magic"? his answer is "No"

Google!!! May i know how u communicate with HTC when produce a mobile.......

Pretty disappointed to Nexus one!!!

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美國佬 A
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3:54 PM
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While that may generally frustrate some, I never really noticed until you said something. The reason the Hero or Magic have a different keyboard is the fact that it's not tied to the Android OS. The HTC IME is proprietary HTC software, not affiliated with Google, so while it does work on the Android platform as a free option, it was primarily designed for HTC's own SenseUI and Touch Flo 3D solutions.

The benefit of Android is the fact that you have the ability to download whatever keyboard you want from the Market or whatever source you choose. Its all customization-focused.

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iamfat
Level 1
4:06 PM


Tell me that .....is Nexus one a mobile or not!? all customization-focused, i can only said ...it is completely customer-ignored, i'm just a mobile user!!!...........don't ask me to tailor made my mobile's software!!! i suppose to download games, tools, theme in "Market" u said to enhanced my mobile. I'm not a Software Engineer!!!

If google claim Nexus one is only for software engineer, i would not order it............

for ur information, i'm working in telcom/mobile network for 13 yrs!!!

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美國佬 B
Level 1
4:13 PM
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And the carnival of freaks continues...

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美國佬 A
Level 1
4:13 PM
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Okay, well then you should realize that the market is moving towards customization and personalization and if downloading a simple application for added functionality is too much for you, then perhaps you shouldn't own a smartphone.

or

You can take the first option and do it the easy way instead of complaining about the most minute issue. It really is that simple.
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本來都唔想寫多個Blog.........都係 Google phone 累事

琴日終於收到 Google Phone Nexus one!?

係身體抱恙底下玩o左幾粒鐘~~~

用後感：

優點-:
一個字形容~~~『快』，
缺點-:

1. 跟本係無準備底下出~~ 無手寫中文輸入法，呢樣仲PK過iphone，簡直係無恥!!!你整個筆劃有幾難，Google當初俾香港訂就應該包中文輸入法!! HTC 其實都要負D責任。唔好同我講可以點裝 or 呢個OS係咁~~~電話係俾人用，仲要係俾普通人用。如果有師兄諗住買俾女用，我勸你唔好整舊屎俾自己踩!
   
2. 跟機4G SD，但d Program 唔可以裝落去！！係咪傻ga，下個 release可以!? 你個"Market"九萬幾樣o野，部機得個1、2百Mb，可以用到幾時!? Google 當初整個 "Market"係想同 iphone死過，而家自己 kick自己腳~~~~。都係個樣唔好同我講你 root o左部機跟住呢樣個樣就可以，電話係俾人用，仲要係俾普通人用!!!

建議:呢兩樣o野解決到先好去買

For Yahoo Email，搵o左陣，以下方法係可以解決 (呢個都係我寫 blog原因，費Q時 D o野唔見o左)

http://phandroid.com/2009/11/09/motorola-droid-yahoo-email/

To set up Yahoo E-Mail on the Motorola Droid:

1. Make sure Wi-Fi is turned off
2. Press the E-Mail icon (the default Android E-Mail application)
3. Enter your Yahoo E-Mail address and password
4. Press “Manual Setup” in the lower left hand corner
5. For “Incoming Server Settings” set the IMAP server to “imap.mail.yahoo.com” and the Port to 143
6. For “Outgoing Server Settings” set the SMTP Server to “smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com” and the Port to 587
7. Check “Require sign-in” and press Next
8. Select how often your Droid will check for Email, and choose default options
9. Give the account a name and set your display name for outgoing messages

Done and done. You’ve now got Yahoo Mail on your Motorola Droid and it will work with the all-new “Combined Inbox” in Android 2.0. Beautiful.

Have to give credit to Smilepak who shared this with AndroidForums.com members after posting it on his blog. In that same AF thread he has quick tuts on Droid screenshots, Lotus Notes Sync and iTunes sync. Wait – what? iTunes Sync? Oh man… this is going to require an article of its own!