Yeah, I don’t know what’s up with that. It’s the same size as the default keyboard for me.
How do you even type on that.
it’s like T9. it deduces the letter from the combination, and for similar words, you can tap the suggestion bar. I would use it 100% if it worked with letter swiping, but you have to tap / tap-slide (for precision). Backspace is swipe left, Whitespace is swipe right, Punctuation swipe right twice. It also has a direct dictionary add + frequency feature, so custom words get added quickly.
And that left SS is still not ideal for me. There’s a LOT of wasted real estate.
Apparently, if you have an iPhone 6s, Apple will replace your battery for free! I went to the Apple store expecting to pay $29.00, because of the deal Apple was offering until December 2018, but ended up paying nothing.
I think it’s also free if you have applecare.
yep! Should also include SE. I was planning to hit them up at year end.
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I should hit them up too. Since free and since they’re probably not replacing the SE with anything that size ever again.
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Specifically for phones. If you get it, replace your phone, likely the only way to get rid of it.
I’d have gotten a Pixel, but I wanted an SD card slot which Pixel doesn’t have. I’m been really happy with my Galaxy S8+, FWIW.
Since when is $724 “midrange”?
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Since the new iPhones are over a grand now.
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Maybe Rym’s tiny phone quest is finally over.
Again with the phones for ants…
To be fair, have you seen Rym’s pants?
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Rym wears pants? I thought he painted a pants pattern on his legs every morning. 
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This is neat, but the iPhone SE does it better. I get the idea that you don’t need an ultra powerful, huge screen phone day to day. My SE currently just gets me from computer to computer, but I don’t think there’s a huge market for a small, slow phone with bad battery life to go with your large phone that also has bad battery life. If it had a decent battery and could be used independently, I might try it out.
Instead, its first smartphone — known simply as the Palm — is a minuscule device you’re meant to carry around when you don’t want to bring your main iPhone or Galaxy along.
In 2018 is this anything but a paperweight for the vast majority of users? I don’t see any scenario that I’d want to have this with me instead of my actual phone and a power bank. I don’t even have any use cases where I’d need a power bank right now much less an entirely different, slightly smaller phone.