I like the battery pack seems you can use it all the time as case...
Galaxy Note 7 S View Standing Cover and Battery Pack hands on
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Galaxy Note 7 S View Standing Cover and Battery Pack hands on
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Accessories Thread
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I like the battery pack - is great to see these kind of accessories released by manufacturers other than Mophie (nothing wrong with their product, competition is good for quality of products).
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The price is finally showing - $90 bucks which will probably be a bit cheaper than Mophie and shipping is projected for mid to late August.I will be picking this up next month for those days I can not get to a charger!
Galaxy Note7 Wireless Charging Battery Pack | Samsung Mobile
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How innovative is the keyboard cover... Anyone interested?
Galaxy Note7 Keyboard Cover
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Galaxy Note7 Keyboard Cover
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I'm curious but I'd like to be able to try it before I bought one.
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I don't get it. The pics show it on what looks like the back side of a case. How would one use it like that?
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Here are a couple of images that show it being used...I think you place it on the front when you want to use it but can store it on the back of the phone when you don't need it...
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They advertise it as a detachable device keyboard. I wonder if that means it can be used while detached too? It doesn't appear to be Bluetooth so I doubt it.
Instead it appears to cover the bottom portion of the phone screen while being used so it apparently operates by using the actual touch screen and perhaps the buttons have capacitative touch pads on the bottoms of the buttons. They would touch corresponding points on the screen which would be a map of the button placements. It seems to simply be a tactile button overlay but without any electronics itself. This is as @Efin said, a way to get the BlackBerry feel.
Since the screen is multi-touch, they can essentially use the buttons to press shift, alt, or ctrl while pressing other buttons for button combinations. It's actually kind of clever, but yes - @cr6 ugly, and you lose that screen real estate the entire time it's covering the screen, so it's kinda quirky.
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Instead it appears to cover the bottom portion of the phone screen while being used so it apparently operates by using the actual touch screen and perhaps the buttons have capacitative touch pads on the bottoms of the buttons. They would touch corresponding points on the screen which would be a map of the button placements. It seems to simply be a tactile button overlay but without any electronics itself. This is as @Efin said, a way to get the BlackBerry feel.
Since the screen is multi-touch, they can essentially use the buttons to press shift, alt, or ctrl while pressing other buttons for button combinations. It's actually kind of clever, but yes - @cr6 ugly, and you lose that screen real estate the entire time it's covering the screen, so it's kinda quirky.
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I would like the keyboard to use if I had a long email to send. I don't mind the keys onscreen for short messages but some of the emails I have to send for work get VERY long. I think it would be easier to type with that... I just can't get into the whole swype thing...
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