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You're doing it wrong! Way to only compare the iPhone to crappy Android based devices that are known for their horrible touch. The Nokia n900 has superior tou
by natmaster 17y ago
You're doing it wrong!
Way to only compare the iPhone to crappy Android based devices that are known for their horrible touch.
The Nokia n900 has superior touch accuracy and resolution, as well as having a stylus to give even more power. Who needs zooming when you can click on any link?
If you're too weak to put slight pressure on the screen, there's always the Zune HD, which not only has excellent responsiveness, but has a smoother, richer interface.
- metajack 17y agoHaving recently used an N900, I had to laugh at this comment. The screen was awful. The fact that it isn't capacitive makes it feel like sad, old technology. Maemo is nice, and the built in XMPP support was quite good. The screen's resolution, however, was amazing.
- natmaster 17y agoI actually own an N900. Me and my iPhone wielding friends did a test where we compared the accuracy in drawing programs, and while they usually adamantly defend their iPhone, they easily admitted it's superior precision in touch. We were all able to draw more accurately on the N900.
- jasonwilk 17y agodid you really just use Stylus and Power in the same sentence? i thought it was 2010
- derefr 17y ago> Who needs zooming when you can click on any link? Can you click on links overlayed on locations on Google Earth? I'm guessing they're a bit too small before you zoom :)