One issue I've found mildly annoying about the layout of the Optimus, is that there is no easy way to move the cursor within text.
In other words, if you type a whole sentence and realize you spelled one word wrong, it is EXTREMELY difficult to put the cursor back in exactly the correct spot to delete/replace one letter.
On other devices you have options, such as using the keyboard (arrow keys) or even a trackball (Hero, Droid Incredible, etc) to move the cursor around.
We have neither. And unlike the EVO, we don't have the large display to make this easier or the HTC-customized keypad that includes on screen arrows.
I suppose the answer is to install an alternative soft-keyboard, but I've kind of gotten used to the simplicity of the stock Android one. Did Google not give us a way to do this stock?
In other words, if you type a whole sentence and realize you spelled one word wrong, it is EXTREMELY difficult to put the cursor back in exactly the correct spot to delete/replace one letter.
On other devices you have options, such as using the keyboard (arrow keys) or even a trackball (Hero, Droid Incredible, etc) to move the cursor around.
We have neither. And unlike the EVO, we don't have the large display to make this easier or the HTC-customized keypad that includes on screen arrows.
I suppose the answer is to install an alternative soft-keyboard, but I've kind of gotten used to the simplicity of the stock Android one. Did Google not give us a way to do this stock?