They don't tell you when you buy the moto z force just how easy it is to scratch the glass. They say that it's unbreakable and you don't think about scratches when they say it can't break..
By they, I assume you mean Verizon? Ever since shatter shield was introduced last year on the Turbo 2 Moto has done a good job of explaining the technology, how it works and that it is easy to scratch so always use a screen protector. Not all Verizon store reps are trained on new technology. The rep I always deal with is very knowledgeable and makes it her point to research all new phones. I was impressed with her knowledge of shatter shield when I looked at a Turbo 2 last year.
I like the Incipio case.. It's a soft rubber case inside a harder plastic outer case. It has a nice feel to it and doesn't slip out of your hands. Verizon carries it... Mine is a nice ruby red.. but there are quite a few colors it comes in. I'll try to find the box and get the model# for you... You'd have to take it off to use the mods but it's not hers to get back on
I read the explanation and the links you provided... That's really fascinating.. Now I understand! Thank you!
I always understand your explanations easily and it's frustratingly hard for me to understand "technical" things... I'm dyslexic and left handed and usually only understand difficult things if lefties explain them to me. Righties and lefties have very different thought processes and I have a hard time following righties... So I thought maybe... Or maybe not...I was very good at school very bright but I learned very young that i learned differently than others did. If I copied exactly what the teacher wrote on the board, I would have to" translate" it into my own format of thinking so i could actually learn it rather than just mindlessly memorizing it. So i rewrote my notes every night so it made it possible to study for larger tests with ease. In college, I studied with a bunch of guys that I demonstrated how I learned and the lefties understood and the righties had to work harder to understand my explanations. Over the years I've read a lot of psychology papers detailing this phenomenon and it made a lot of sense to me... Anyway, that's what I was referring to.. It's a good thing basically( and I'm more ambidextrous than pure left handed anyway) but I think more like a lefty when the subject is"hard" for me! Does that any sense?
Probably one reason you've been so helpful to me. I'm a righty -- You just do a wonderful job in explaining things. I never feel as if I'm talked down to or belittled when I'm stuck on something & you chime in to help. Kudos to you, @Sajo!Yes it does make sense @redbert31. I have read similar things in the past. Thanks for the compliment. Part of my job the past 30 years is explaining technical things to people, maybe that helps?
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It definitely does and thanks!Yes it does make sense @redbert31. I have read similar things in the past. Thanks for the compliment. Part of my job the past 30 years is explaining technical things to people, maybe that helps?
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He does do a wonderful job no matter what hand he writes with( lol )
Have you ever tried Swype( long enough to feel really comfortable with it) that way you hold the phone with your non dominant hand and move thru the keyboard thru the words you want to say with your dominant hand( the one you hold a pen in to write)
