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By: word

word — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 00:08:38 +0000

“The iPhone has already set the standard for a touch-screen. Everybody knows how well the iPhone works â€“ you can touch it with one or two fingers. You can manipulate images on screen with easy to learn gestures. You do not need a stylus or any special accessory to use it.”

I find it a bit strange that the whole world hails iPhone’s screen. A resistive screen is better, because it lets you choose whether you want to control it with your finger (most icons and other elements on the screen are big enough!), a stylus, *or* the tip of your nail. (Note: I’m not talking specifically about Nokia screens – they *are* awfully slow and not very responsive. There are better ones out there!)

The way I use a mobile makes it totally impossible to, say, write an SMS on an iPhone: I keep it in my right hand and tap with my right thumb. Writing an SMS works fine on a resistive screen, as I can tap with the tip of my nail. It’s accurate and fast. On an iPhone I have to use the side of my thumb, and even though I don’t have very big hands my thumb covers an awfully big area of the screen. I can’t see the letters I’m trying to hit and accuracy is about 0. All I get is gibberish.

As I see it, the only way to use an iPhone is to hold it in one hand and tap with the index finger of the other hand (provided you don’t have long nails!), i.e the “geriatric style”. And I would never, ever pay for a phone which requires me to use both hands in order to operate it!

*Good* resistive screens let people choose exactly how they want to use their phone; one hand, two hands, nail, stylus, finger. Capacitive screens don’t.

But I seem to be the only person in this world who thinks that…

By: Dilin

Dilin — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 12:46:18 +0000

About the resistive touch screen, maybe they used it because it is cheaper than the capacitive touch screens on offer. Coupling the qwerty keyboard and 5MP cam itself should have taken hardware costs to a new high. On the other hand 2mp cams like those on the iphone do not additional hardware acceleration and thus help t keep costs under control.

By: WOM World / Nokia » Blog Archive - Jokes apart, how good is the N97?

WOM World / Nokia » Blog Archive - Jokes apart, how good is the N97? — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 12:01:37 +0000

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