So I just watched the LG G2 announcement and I am extremely excited. This could truly be the the first Android phone to make me switch.
I did want to mention something which some people that are considering buying it should consider. When taking the pictures in landscape mode you might be forced to use the on-screen button.
Now for some people like me, I hate using the on-screen button to take pictures. On my Iphone 5, I exclusively use the top volume key when I take shots. It's much more convenient and I feel a lot more confident that I won't drop the phone. In some cases, I would not bother taking the picture because of risk dropping it. Imagine being somewhere very high and taking a picture.
Now take your current phone and hold it sideways. Pretend that your phone has the G2 back keys somewhere towards the center top on the back of the phone. You are most likely going to use either your left or right index finger to reach that spot on the back of the phone.
If you are holding your phone sideways with the top facing to the right, You won't be able to use your right hand to hit the keys. Why? Well because then your hand will cover the camera lens. So you have to use your left hand. Now with my Iphone 5, I can barely reach that spot on the back with my left hand. Imagine having a phone that's even a bit taller than the galaxy S4. That's a lot more space that you have to reach with your index finger. For some people, that might not even be possible.
So to my conclusion, The intuitiveness of the back key especially when taking landscape shots might be in question. What do you think? Leave me your comments
I did want to mention something which some people that are considering buying it should consider. When taking the pictures in landscape mode you might be forced to use the on-screen button.
Now for some people like me, I hate using the on-screen button to take pictures. On my Iphone 5, I exclusively use the top volume key when I take shots. It's much more convenient and I feel a lot more confident that I won't drop the phone. In some cases, I would not bother taking the picture because of risk dropping it. Imagine being somewhere very high and taking a picture.
Now take your current phone and hold it sideways. Pretend that your phone has the G2 back keys somewhere towards the center top on the back of the phone. You are most likely going to use either your left or right index finger to reach that spot on the back of the phone.
If you are holding your phone sideways with the top facing to the right, You won't be able to use your right hand to hit the keys. Why? Well because then your hand will cover the camera lens. So you have to use your left hand. Now with my Iphone 5, I can barely reach that spot on the back with my left hand. Imagine having a phone that's even a bit taller than the galaxy S4. That's a lot more space that you have to reach with your index finger. For some people, that might not even be possible.
So to my conclusion, The intuitiveness of the back key especially when taking landscape shots might be in question. What do you think? Leave me your comments