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On front, you get a 3.5-inch, HVGA (320x480 pixels) capacitive touch screen. Admittedly, we would have liked to see a slightly bigger display, but it's still large enough that we had no problems viewing maps while driving. It's also vibrant and clear and was still viewable in daylight. In addition to pinch-to-zoom support, the display has a proximity sensor and built-in accelerometer, and we're happy to report that the screen is much more responsive than the Nuvifone's. The screen orientation changed within a couple of seconds of rotating the phone, and it never froze during our review period.
The touch screen also performed well during our tests. It was responsive, and we had no problems selecting items or scrolling through lists. That said, we thought there was slight lag when using the onscreen keyboard. The layout of the keyboard was spacious enough that we could type with some speed, but there was a slight delay from the time we touched a key to the time the letter appeared on screen, so we had to continually go back and check for any spelling errors.
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