How to hold a Passport?

05-25-15 06:14 AM

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Onno77

Just curious if any of you found a comfortable way of holding it. Still looking for a nice situation. :-)

Just asking.

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02-02-15 01:57 PM

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anon(5956773)

With two hands!

02-02-15 01:58 PM

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Two hands, definitely.

02-02-15 01:58 PM

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Onno77

For sure two hands. But it is irritating on my pink. Lol it is. The phone rests on mu pink just where the USB port is. Not nice.

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02-02-15 01:59 PM

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aha

Originally Posted by Onno77

For sure two hands. But it is irritating on my pink. Lol it is. The phone rests on mu pink just where the USB port is. Not nice.

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No pain, no gain! Think about how much exercise your pinkies have been getting since owning Passport.

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02-02-15 02:12 PM

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Nielz

I just hold the PP in one hand with flipcase and I type/gesture with my other hand. Just as simple like that :-)

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02-02-15 02:23 PM

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Fistmaster

Come on guys. How to hold a phone?

You pack out your phone and will find a way by yourself. Is this thread for real? How to hold a passport? Whats next?

How to drink water? How to eat chicken? How to breath?? LOL

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02-02-15 02:30 PM

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jimoates014

If you have a book type case holding the flip between thumb and first finger with the remaining three fingers supporting the back of the phone works well for me when just reading. While typing first fingers up each side, as many fingers as are comfortable behind and split the keyboard between the two thumbs, between T and Y typically. Won't suit everyone but that's what works for me.

Passport or Z10, whichever is nearest

02-02-15 02:35 PM

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woofster

Pretty much like this:

My right thumb hovers over the right side when necessary for typing or gestures.

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02-02-15 02:36 PM

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Viet Ton

Originally Posted by woofster

Pretty much like this:

http://crackberry.com/sites/crackber...?itok=cQmIwhr9

My right thumb hovers over the right side when necessary for typing or gestures.

This is how I hold the phone most of the time because most of my time with the phone is reading, browsing, forwarding, marking and stuffs like that. I only hold the phone with two hands when I'm typing (pretty much with every phone because typing with two hands is absolutely faster regardless of what phones you have - or at least I have).

02-02-15 02:44 PM

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anon(2325196)

I hold mine with my feet.

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02-02-15 03:36 PM

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ummie4

With a hardshell on it. Dare i say the phone feels too thin without it. It is more comfortable with a case on it.

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02-02-15 03:43 PM

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edwinsberry

Originally Posted by Fistmaster

Come on guys. How to hold a phone?
You pack your phone and will find a way by yourself. Is this thread for real? How to hold a passport? Whats next?
How to drink water? How to eat chicken? How to breath?? LOL

Brought you in. Actually I found it interesting since I have been researching my next BB and in the US we can't actually touch one yet to see if I CAN hold it. Small hands and all.

02-02-15 04:13 PM

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Bla1ze

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I'm quite fond of using my feet but to each their own, I suppose.

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02-02-15 04:16 PM

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ahelluvabruva

I don't hold my Passport. The Passport holds me.

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02-02-15 04:42 PM

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GLTruesdale

Hold and type mine with one.

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02-02-15 04:47 PM

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GLTruesdale

Originally Posted by ummie4

With a hardshell on it. Dare i say the phone feels too thin without it. It is more comfortable with a case on it.

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You get better grip too.

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Fistmaster

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

I'm quite fond of using my feet but to each their own, I suppose.

I hold it with my belly and type with my nose. Works bestest! True story!

02-02-15 11:27 PM

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nokia4life

I sit mine on a table and use my tongue to type and my nose to gesture but I do love my red PP

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02-09-15 12:38 PM

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anon(2313227)

Like any other phone?

02-09-15 12:41 PM

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jdesignz

Lol

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anon(5956773)

I hand it to other people so they can see how it feels.

02-09-15 01:52 PM

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Fistmaster

I just found a new way to hold a passport. I just hold it with my hairs and type with my elbows. It rocks.

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TheBirdDog

I like to hold mine with chopsticks. Only thing is the capacitive keyboard doesn't always register with them so I usually have to use my nose for swiping. Unless I'm in the shower, of course...

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02-09-15 10:32 PM

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Fistmaster

Originally Posted by TheBirdDog

I like to hold mine with chopsticks. Only thing is the capacitive keyboard doesn't always register with them so I usually have to use my nose for swiping. Unless I'm in the shower, of course...

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Bahahahaha. Gold!!! That was funny.

What a great thread. How to hold a phone. Human mankind has come a long way.

How to hold a phone?

I just bought a 'selfie stick'. Attached my passport to it and via mental strength I type these words. True story.

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