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I miss alphabetic device lock, i used it on the N9. Using alphabetic chars on the numeric keypad (alphanumeric) is not the same thing, typing "open sesame" is not the same as "67360737263". I find it a lot easier to use remember alphabetic chars (words) then numeric combinations.

I miss alphabetic device lock, i used it on the N9. Using alphabetic chars on the numeric keypad (alphanumeric) is not the same thing, typing "open sesame" is not the same as "67360737263". I find it a lot easier to use remember alphabetic chars (words) then numeric combinations.

I miss alphabetic device lock, i used it on the N9. Using alphabetic chars on the numeric keypad (alphanumeric) is not the same thing, typing "open sesame" is not the same as "67360737263". I find it a lot easier to use remember alphabetic chars (words) then numeric combinations.

I miss alphabetic device lock, i used it on the N9. Using alphabetic chars on the numeric keypad (alphanumeric) is not the same thing, typing "open sesame" is not the same as "67360737263". I find it a lot easier to use remember alphabetic chars (words) then numeric combinations.

I miss alphabetic device lock, i used it on the N9. Using alphabetic chars on the numeric keypad (alphanumeric) is not the same thing, typing "open sesame" is not the same as "67360737263". I find it a lot easier to use remember alphabetic chars (words) then numeric combinations.

I miss alphabetic device lock, i used it on the N9. Using alphabetic chars on the numeric keypad (alphanumeric) is not the same thing, typing "open sesame" is not the same as "67360737263". I find it a lot easier to use remember alphabetic chars (words) then numeric combinations.