[gadgetjunkies]

Not sure why after having my 8700 for about a week now I notice the "D" key having a point on it. It's like that's where the plastic injection stopped. Are they all like this? I am still in my 30 day window to get it replaced.

[Richmond]

How about so you can dial a phone number by touch? The D is in the middle of the numeric keypad.

[Stinsonddog]

Wirelessly posted (8700c: BlackBerry8700/4.1.0 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/102)

Mine has it. It also launches the Memo Pad. You can find that and other tips at my site.

[chrisnol]

Originally Posted by gadgetjunkies

Not sure why after having my 8700 for about a week now I notice the "D" key having a point on it. It's like that's where the plastic injection stopped. Are they all like this? I am still in my 30 day window to get it replaced.

This is normal. It is also the "5" key and like almost all mobile phones it has a little "nub" to help you find your way to the center of the number keys in low light

[gadgetjunkies]

Originally Posted by chrisnol

This is normal. It is also the "5" key and like almost all mobile phones it has a little "nub" to help you find your way to the center of the number keys in low light

Ok, thanks.

[lgreenberg]

Even cordless home phones do it.

My Vtech has the same little nub on the 5 key.

[joginder]

yes this dot is always there on all TDD, PTT phones which are made for disabled people

[NJBlackBerry]

That could also explain the little nub on the F and J keys on my PC keyboard

[chrisnol]

Originally Posted by NJBlackBerry

That could also explain the little nub on the F and J keys on my PC keyboard

YUP

[NJBlackBerry]

<I was joking>

[chrisnol]

Originally Posted by NJBlackBerry

<I was joking>

I know