Where's my Kindle touchscreen?
I did notice the screen felt a tad gritty faster than my other touchscreen devices, however, and had to be wiped down more frequently with an eyeglasses cloth.
It was a great feeling to finally push my little touchscreen ballot, then verify three hundred times that it didn't accidentally switch me to voting Old Man McCain.
I have a Jot stylus, but I'm still pretty bad at writing on my iPhone's touchscreen, let alone drawing.
Now, I'm cool with that the Zune HD is my very first touchscreen device, and I'm still getting used to it, several weeks after having given the nice man at Wal-Mart my money but I can almost hear some of you yelling "Lame!!!" Calm down, sirs, it really isn't a big deal.
I tried turning off my TV to escape My Kitchen Rules, but was immediately watching it again on the smartphone of someone who'd rappelled through my living room window and was now pressing the touchscreen against my glass-splintered face.
I thought about him often when he was alive, particularly when I was working at my wonderful iMac computer, and also when I was trying to type an e-mail using the infuriating touchscreen on my iPhone.
Unfortunately, it's also given me a complex about my giant sausage fingers and their constant inability to navigate the tiny keys on my smartphone's slippery touchscreen.
Secondarily, I'm frustrated that I can't rest my fingers on a touchscreen without it typing away.
Similarly, most people born after 1990 don't give cellphones a second thought... but my grandma, whose family didn't have a phone at all until she was 18, is astonished that the touchscreen on my iPhone can tell which button I'm trying to push.
