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Old 11-20-2008, 03:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Do you guys find that you can avoid using the stylus? That has always been my #1 annoyance with Windows Mobile. I hate using the stylus. I currently have a first generation iPhone, and I want to make the move to 3g, yet I have windows PCs at both home and work, so obviously a windows mobile phone would fit my needs better, if I can get past the annoying stylus-driven interface.

LG just released the "Incite" for AT&T which also seems to have some sort of touch driven interface, so maybe I'll check that one out.
I have been using my Touch Pro for a couple of days now and would say that you can easily operate it in your day to day functions without a stylus.There is a decent sized virtual keyboard for quick notes. The TouchFlo interface allows you to navigate easier. I have only rarely had to pull out the stylus. I have mostly used the virtual keyboard and while it takes some getting used to and it lacks haptic feedback, it's pretty good. I use the slide out keyboard for lengthier e-mails and notes.

I don't know about the LG product but it is nice to have Windows Mobile 6.1. The sync with Outlook is very nice. MS Direct Push if you have a MS Exchange Server is nice too but it does suck up power.
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