[bpgui]

when the S1 came out, I described using sensors like in a Thinkpad's point navigator thingy in each of the four corners, and the S2 was pretty much that.

I just had to do it.

[gogrizzgo]

Holy shiz you took your apps from the mac! Dang! Nice job though, bit how big exactly would this model be?

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[grahamf]

Holy shiz you took your apps from the mac! Dang! Nice job though, bit how big exactly would this model be?

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I have't opened the render yet, but it is to scale and in cm.
I believe it is 8"x6"x.35" though, as that was the original dimension plans.

[grahamf]

Maybe it was Deja Vu ?

I have no evidence of it not being so. but it is preferable to believe that it is not Deja Vu, as it give me hope for when I get get into my Engineering Design and Drafting Technologies course at the local college.

[matthewradio]

awasome, simply great work

[Guyzer]

put me on preorder. cobalt will be my newest phone

[frfghtr]

I think I just saw one on ebay for $300.

So how does that make everyone feel?

[mikelcal]

i think id pass on a qnx phone that looks like that...the menu key is all in the wrong place. and in my opinion is just cluttered and ugly

[grahamf]

i think id pass on a qnx phone that looks like that...the menu key is all in the wrong place. and in my opinion is just cluttered and ugly

Um, it was a concept as to what the Blackberry tablet would look like, made long before the PlayBook was mentioned, and back when we assumed it had a 9" screen.

[grahamf]

Boy looking back on this, I'm a bit surprised.
I had estimated a realitively thick bezel, as I never dreamed of an edge to edge screen. And i clung so tightly to buttons, even the media buttons! But Active Tiles and Message Peek is definitely a logical way to make this home screen work on smaller displays.