It took me ages to figure this out. Seems everyone and their dog knew about it. For years, I’ve been deftly flicking through the Nokia menu structure trying to get back to applications running in the background.
Once, my pure mistake, I kept my thumb on the menu key for a second longer than necessary and this little ‘alt tab’ window popped up.
A nigh-on revelation for me when I’m flicking around things on the E61 and the N93.
I really should RTFM.
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Comment by Daniel on 16 January 2007:
No, you’re not the only one. I owned a 6260 for 6 months before I discovered that!
Comment by Dan Lane on 16 January 2007:
I’m shocked!
Comment by ewan on 16 January 2007:
SSSSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHH
Comment by Mark on 16 January 2007:
If you press it and the 0 key a door to a magical world suddenly appears in front of you !!!
Ok, piss take but hey come on !
Comment by James on 16 January 2007:
Ewan MacLeod - I am SHOCKED!
Dude… REALLY?!
Aww…. Bless ya.
Comment by cyclist on 16 January 2007:
Press C and you can close items on the list.
Pingback by E-Series » Blog Archive » Nokia E61 Shortcuts on 5 February 2007:
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