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Originally Posted by Stevenewjersey
Look at it like this... The Touch lacks a good solid no BS interface. I can use MS Office Mobile like a champ. I send emails, pictures, vids, files, house my mp3s, satelite radio, view full cable TV, use my phone as a wireless router for any computer I want, USB my phone as a modem and I do all of this with the Mogul. I have tried the Touch. The touch screen is nice but it is not reliable and once you learn the keyboard on the Mogul it is 20X faster then the touch screen. The touch screen when used fast lags up the phone and it covers your work. Both phones are just as fast bar software problems that lead to memory leaks that are hurting the Mogul atm.
Basicly if you just want a touch phone dont bother. Whats the point of spending all that money on a touch device and being limited by the interface? If you want a phone that can do it ALL then the Mogul is your pick.
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Your entire post is really kind of nonsensical. If the Touch interface is crap, then the Mogul is worse as it has touch interface minus touchflo. Everyone knows PPCs need to be tweaked for best performance. I can do all the crap you can do with the exception of wifi router, but if I really want to do that, I can tether to my Asus EEE and put its wifi in adhoc mode. Not as pretty but plenty effective. As far as typing, yea you are probably 15-20% faster, if you slide out, but Ill beat you every time for onehanded use (no beveled screen). Plus Ill run book reader,slingbox,flexmail, pocketinformant, resco explorer, opera mini, and pocket stars and still have 35 megs free... Ill take my more elegant (and less buggy) touch, esp. when GPS and Rev A comes out. Why one would spend more money for a product that is simply crippled by its lack of ram I will never know