I will have to agree although maybe not "horribly." I have a Motorola E680I. I it has a touch screen and many of the features Jobs touts as "revolutionary." The down sides of a touch screen are (as already mentioned) lack of tactile feel, and also the screen gets smudged up and I you have to end up touching the screen twice if the screen blanks out. Also, with the E680I, some of the buttons are small making them difficult to select with my fat fingers.
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I will have to agree although maybe not "horribly." I have a Motorola E680I. I it has a touch screen and many of the features Jobs touts as "revolutionary." The down sides of a touch screen are (as already mentioned) lack of tactile feel, and also the screen gets smudged up and I you have to end up touching the screen twice if the screen blanks out. Also, with the E680I, some of the buttons are small making them difficult to select with my fat fingers.