not only am i a new bb 8330 user, i am new to smart phones. will i get used to using such a small keyboard? it seems so cumbersome to type on and i don't think i'll ever be able to drive and dial like i could on my plain jane cell phone. any feedback will be greatly appreciated! maybe this phone just isn't for me. (and, no, i don't think my fingers are bigger than anybody elses).
not only am i a new bb 8330 user, i am new to smart phones. will i get used to using such a small keyboard? it seems so cumbersome to type on and i don't think i'll ever be able to drive and dial like i could on my plain jane cell phone. any feedback will be greatly appreciated! maybe this phone just isn't for me. (and, no, i don't think my fingers are bigger than anybody elses).
Trust me you'll get used to it.
I have big hands & fingers and I have no problems dialing or typing.
I thought the exact same thing before I got my curve but it grows on you typing is definitely a lot easier after spending a few hours playing around with the phone.
Good luck!
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I was worried about the same thing before buying my 8330. I went from the LG Voyager that has a great size keyboard to the BB. Took me about 2 days of playing around, but now I can type pretty quickly on it, driving or not. And to get used to the trackball, learn and love Brickbreaker. Brickbreaker also works well as a sobriety test. If you're winning, drink more.
My dad and brother and I all have big hands/fingers and we all have BBs - no problem at all. It's easy to adapt to the change, you'll get the hang of it soon enough!
When I upgraded to my BB Curve 8320 in April from a 3 year old Nokia flip phone, I thought I would never get used to the keyboard. After 3 text messages, I was hooked! Typing is much faster with the qwerty, and I make less typos now that my old phone. How in the world did I ever survive before my Berry? The undertaker will have to pry it out of my cold dead hands!!