Is there a smartphone better than iPhone in terms of touch screen responsiveness? If yes, what is it?

I think it's the HD2, made by HTC is more responsive. It has a touchscreen display which is the largest installed in a smart phone - a screen resolution of 480x800 on a 4.3" screen, which dwarfs the iPhone. But that's just the size (which is a factor though, if you have bigger fingers).

The responsiveness can be more subjective of an issue and is more of a personal thing. I have owned two iPhones and I loved them, but I got this HD2 and yes the screen is bigger, but also, I am positive that it also seems much more sensitive and reactive and way. Way faster than the iPhone (Sorry, Apple).

It's also easier to "drive" because of the big screen, of course. There's just more room to navigate AND the virtual keyboard, as a result is larger. So there's less mistakes and I can type faster.

I used it to type THIS! As an experiment I timed myself typing the paragraph above on the HD2 and also on my iPhone 3Gs. I was 65% percent faster on the HD2!

Now then, then new iPhone 4 releases soon and it has a HUGE resolution of 960x640 but even though it has better resolution the screen is still smaller than the HD2. The new iPhone has a 3.5" screen vs. the HD2 which has a 4.3" screen. The new iPhone can put more information on the screen, but the key for me is have the extra space to move my fingers, not how big the pixels are.

I'm not going to BUY the new iPhone, but I will definitely have friends who do, and it will be very interesting to compare. I'll keep you posted.

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