If a person knows what "alt+shift+del" does then why would anyone pull the back off and take the battery out? All touch screen maybe? I never did get why so many people talk about pulling the battery out of the phone. Until recently the Storm 1&2 were the only phones where "alt+shift+del" couldn't be used.
Why do people insist on taking the battery out?
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If a person knows what "alt+shift+del" does then why would anyone pull the back off and take the battery out? All touch screen maybe? I never did get why so many people talk about pulling the battery out of the phone. Until recently the Storm 1&2 were the only phones where "alt+shift+del" couldn't be used.
Why do people insist on taking the battery out?
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I can only speak for myself: alt+shift+del keys did not reboot my Bold well at all; worked maybe 15% of the time. Often already in a state of some degree of aggravation from a freeze up or other malfunction, it was just easier to pop the battery out than continue pressing the keys hoping to get lucky.
On my 9800, I always had to hold in alf + shift + del for at least 20 seconds before it did anything. So it was faster in the end for me to take the battery out.
Just skip considering any other phone and go directly to iPhone? Is that what all the slab users should do?
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Yup. If you want a phone with a real keyboard, the 9900/9930 is the one to get. If you are content to type on glass, might as well get the number one slab phone.