[rajarizal]

Any Z30 users had type long emails, letters or some sort . How long did it take u? And how long was the article, email or letter?

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[silverbullet]

Don't know... Still typing

Yes it's a BlackBerry. If you have something bad to say... speak to Easton!

[npunk42]

Any Z30 users had type long emails, letters or some sort . How long did it take u? And how long was the article, email or letter?

Via my Z30&Q10

I write reports, bids, letters every day. I try to be concise, but when things have to explained to clients its not always possible. The Z30 has memorized my often used phrases and I just swipe up for the most part. Average length of my reports is 2 pages, letters three quarters to one page, bids two or three pages.

[RTK90]

I write reports, bids, letters every day. I try to be concise, but when things have to explained to clients its not always possible. The Z30 has memorized my often used phrases and I just swipe up for the most part. Average length of my reports is 2 pages, letters three quarters to one page, bids two or three pages.

So we should definitely be asking you. How long in comparison to a say laptop does it take to type out these documents?

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[zocanta]

Thumbcepts are still adapting to the Z30 keyboard, but I hit the limit (something over 4000 characters) several times in the v7 days.

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[ceckland]

I recently typed a paper on my Z10 while on the train (the guy next to me was using both outlets, so I couldn't charge my laptop). By the time he got off and I powered up my laptop, it was just under an hour and a half later. I sent the document over, and began working on it on a "real" computer; I was already at 4 and a half pages (about 2,000 words). I quickly scanned it for typos or mis-swyped words, but I think I only needed to correct three.
Granted it's not the Z30. I imagine it would have been easier. Regardless, I was impressed. Docs to Go didn't even eat up my battery too badly.

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