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Originally Posted by Dyvim
Ok, maybe it wasn't exactly fair, but MS has been in this market for a long time. Over 10 years now, and their usability is still really lacking. They've had more than enough time to get it right, and each iteration brings only minor improvements.
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I've got to tell ya... I have Sprint because my daughter works there. When the Touch was announced, I thought - great! I can get back into the Windows Mobile racket (I used a simple samsung while "in between jobs") *and* get my touch screen.
I've been a little disappointed. I have to pull out that little stylus w-a-a-y too often to make it a _touch_ device. Yes, I've found the PocketCM keyboard and the TouchPal keyboard. But (perhaps because) I started on a Palm Pilot, my ability to whip out graffiti just kills any keyboard (even those on the Blackberry devices I was forced to use at my last job).
But by and large, I think I'll keep the touch and look forward to the next version of the iPhone which will - even if it is just an incremental upgrade - be more fun to use.
- Oldan