They may have a lot of bells and whistles on the phones in Japan, but the UI and usability is bloody awful. Fancy a phone with 5 different UI styles? And a 600 page manual? Urgh.
I can only hope this one is better, but honestly - the DoCoMo phones I've seen have all been a) bricks and b) horrible to use. Also a bit buggy.
Japan gets 3D phone
Simon
3D? #
Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 16:41 GMT
Wow, that's great - my 2D phone keeps getting lost. That extra dimension is going to make it much easier to hold, too.
A. Lewis
As opposed to... #
Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 18:52 GMT
All those phones with only exist in two dimensions? I hate those, the keys are always really fiddly.
Anonymous Coward
You are SIX years late! #
Posted Friday 30th January 2009 01:14 GMT
Actually, Sharp had a couple of fairly popular 3D phones out in Japan way back in 2003. Look up the NTT Docomo SH251iS for example.
Wortel
Wooo #
Posted Friday 30th January 2009 13:24 GMT
It's purple! It better get some looser shorts if it wants to have a family.
Andy Watt
Don't get too excited #
Posted Friday 30th January 2009 15:09 GMT
They may have a lot of bells and whistles on the phones in Japan, but the UI and usability is bloody awful. Fancy a phone with 5 different UI styles? And a 600 page manual? Urgh.
I can only hope this one is better, but honestly - the DoCoMo phones I've seen have all been a) bricks and b) horrible to use. Also a bit buggy.