Apple fan boys need to get their heads out of Jobs's ass and get some real life friends. Because if your saying it's easier to use the touch screen over a hardware keyboard then you aren't talking to many people.

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Apple are starting to sell the iphone not just to ibeer and lightsaber apps users but to serious business users. If they REALLY want serious business to take the iPhone seriously they need to provide cross-app support for bluetooth keyboards. A native word processing program and a good selection of fonts wouldn't go amiss either (although I acknowledge that third party is already starting to provide that)

A physical keyboard with good auto-correct would be ideal. The iphone keyboard is only good because of the auto-correct -it lacks haptic feedback. Other companies don't have as good auto-correct, but that can be added in software.

So I'm going for the Palm Pre - you can easily hack it and add the onscreen keyboard if you want, and you can hack the auto-correct so it is as good/better as the iPhone's and more suited to your particular use. The iphone's autocorrect implementation is faster than the Pre, but the Pre is still in its infancy and should improve vastly with updates and hacks.

Iphone VITUAL keyboard?! Ehehehe. Yes cool apple

Now I type faster then anyone I know! Maybe it's the use of an iPhone and never going on a pc because it takes to long to turn on and log on!

Or was that a dream I had?

It is impossible to use the on screen keyboard if you have long fingernails. Finger tips don't reach. Game over.

As market segments go, women with finger nails care about style, and spend money every month to maintain them. Seems like a good market segment to me...

The virtual keyboard allows for upgrades and cuts down on enevitable hardware failures. Technology is progressing, eventualy the iphone might takeover notebooks. For this to happen new software is required, not a step back in hardware. A phone sized hard keybord would not improve typing on the iphone, only an external keyboard can answer the call for more efficient typing.

If Apple or a 3rd party provider came up with a attachable keyboard you could plug into the bottom of the phone, I would be so over it like butter on bread.

For all those that "poo poo" folks that still prefer a physical keyboard, perhaps you are not "open minded" enough to see their pain points. I can use the iPhone keyboard well enough, but I had no idea how tough it could be until my father tried to use my iPhone. (With time, would he get better? Most assuredly. But, I can say, without reservation, that he would never fully embrace the virtual method.) For some, it just is a deal breaker. Apple is aware of this. The changes they have already made to the v-keyboard is evidence, I think.

I will say this...many of us enter our posts while on the iPhone and for some, the auto-correction doesn't seem to be working well enough.

But that is not what the iPhone is all about. Its great at alot of other things. It is just not a business level email device if you are a heavy emailer.

If email is the key factor in getting a smartphone, look away from the iphone. if its not your top thing, then you'll love the iphone.

I got 4 other people who were "keyboard only" to get the iPhone

now they love it and realize that a keyboard is like how steve jobs said it was "its there when you need it, its not if you dont need it."

So thats not an argument.

I really dont understand the users who are in such a need of a hardware keyboards, I really dont see the point. Maybe it is just old habit, people feel re-assured to use a hardware keyboard, of maybe it is just that we are all different with different needs...

To me this argument is moot now, because I think Apple's vision has always been threefold when it came to the touch screen:

1) Use Mac OS so you use something you already have, and make it easier to share technologies between desktop and laptop 2) make the hardware as simple as possible with as few moving parts. This increases quality. 3) Free us from the hardware keyboard. A touch screen is like a mouse it has near limitless flexibility. Create new input options geared around this new interface.

We didn't really get #3 until the non-latin character functionality came to fruition this past June. Naysayers dismissed it because it wasn't more of the old stuff. Now that we see what it can do, more people are opening their eyes. Maybe americans and europeans like keyboards, but considering there are 1.2 billion chinese who have some cash to burn, you bet they perked up when Apple demoed the ability to draw chinese characters right on the phone.

I'm with the others that a better idea would be full-size keyboard integration.

Personally I really like keyboard appart from when it lags but then winmo does that as well even with hardware keyboard.

I'm just not convinced the demand is all that great.

They are not potential iPhone customers, so Apple should just ignore them.

Of course, the happy medium would be a bluetooth keyboard I could keep in my bag for when I needed it. Anyone at Apple listening?

The first few days with my iPhone 3G a year ago were frustration. But after some days of use it becomes more and more comfortable. Now with the new 3GS and OS3 with the landscape mode I no more wish to have a physical keyboard.

There is only one exception: Sitting in a moving car.

I expected an adjustment when I purchased my iPhone. It took me literally minutes to get the hang of it and I was actually faster on it than I was on the Treo 700p that I retired earlier that day. I could go back to a physical keyboard but it would not be ideal to me. I also think that those who gripe about the lack of a physical keyboard are simply close minded and coming up with an excuse rather than accepting the iPhone and its strengths. Finally, I still make mistakes typing on the iPhone but because of the touch screen can edit quickly and move on and am grateful that it's that simple to fix versus what I had to deal with before.

People should NOT be texting while driving no matter what, if any of you do it? you’re wrong. You know who you are.

But we can text while riding right ?

Riding in the car, bus, or train is the only time I miss a physical keyboard.

With the iPhone, you can't use touch to feel when you are on the key, and THEN press it. Any touch is sufficient to trigger the letter.

In a jostling environment you simply can't type on the iPhone at all.

My friend with his Blackberry can let his fingers land on the keys, then decide to push that key if his finger is in the right spot and the shaking did not cause a key miss.

With iPhone, the slightest touch pushes the key before you have time to decide.

My solution: I've discovered that the iPhone keyboard triggers on Finger-Up, not Finger-Down.

So in jostling environments, I mash a finger/thumb near the letter, slide it around till the proper letter is shown and then lift finger off.

That's about the only time lack of a physical keyboard really bugs me.

The Apple Patent for haptic feedback that Rene mentioned in this Posting: http://www.theiphoneblog.com/2009/07/02/iphone-patent-watch-haptics-biometrics-rfid-karaoke/ might help.

All that being said, it would be neat to have a FULL sized keyboard that the phone could plug into, much the way Pocket PC's had plug-in keyboards several years ago.

ppl seriously stop complaining about a hardware keyboard. if u really need one then go get a palm pre or invent some peripheral virtual keyboard works just fine if u dont smash ur whole finger into the screen

Why, yes, I think I see what you mean.

Apple has done everyone everyone has said they would never do to make the iPhone successful, starting with native apps (remember when the browser was the development platform), MMS (who needs that when we have e-mail), video recording, subsidized phone, phone less that $100 etc etc. Apple is much less religious than the fanboys that justify their decisions.

In short, as they reach the limit of the touch screen only market, they will add a keyboard to get the extra sales.

After using iphones the past two years, i'd say i'm about 3x faster tying on an iphone vs a centro or Pre. Use two thumbs and trust in auto correct. Still prefer portrait..don't use landscape much.