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I use the one that came with the Mogul. It works fine. I think it should be a little thin. If it is too thick when you touch the screen it won't work which happened on my 6700. The ones I bought for my 6700 are thicker (sorry I am at work and I can't recall the name of the brand) and sometimes I had to pull it off of the screen in order for my stylus to work not so with the one that came with my mogul. 
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07-24-2007, 09:29 PM
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07-30-2007, 01:14 AM
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It looks like the martin-fields screen protector for the Touch comes with a protector for the camera.
http://www.martinfields.com/US/dis_p...od_type=screen Is anybody using this or doing anything else to protect the camera lens?
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07-30-2007, 01:42 AM
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07-30-2007, 01:07 PM
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Took my Mogul apart!
I had a large sheet of invisibleshield left over from my laptop, so I figured I'd apply it to my Mogul. I have a sheet on my 6700 and I love it. The only thing I don't like about it on the 6700 is that it doesn't cover the entire screen. There are very thin sections at the top and bottom of the screen that tend to collect lint and dust. So, for my Mogul, I wanted to cover the entire screen. I took my whole Mogul apart last night and applied the invisibleshield to the whole screen, top to bottom. Then I put it all back together and it looks sharp. Invisibleshield is a great product too.
I wish there was a tutorial for taking the Mogul apart. I couldn't find one so I used the tutorial for the 6700. The Mogul is built similarly to the 6700 so I figured it out for the most part. I'm happy with the results.
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07-30-2007, 04:44 PM
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I am using the antiglear from boxwave and love it. It is a perfect size and easy to install. In fact I did the first time without a single bubble at all.
It is also nice not to have everything reflect off the screen.
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07-31-2007, 08:02 AM
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I think I'm really leaning towards the anti-glare because that's one thing that does affect me sometimes living down here in Florida if I go outside. Is this boxwave anti-glare the best one for that?
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07-31-2007, 10:41 PM
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screen protector
I used to have a ipaq 4155 and i had some fellowes protectors left over. I cut it to size but the screen looked ugly with it on ..... so i went to a local fabric store and I bought CRYSTAL Clear vinyl (4 guage ). Then I wiped the dust of the vinyl with lens cleaner and put it on . I put 1 drop of lens cleaner on the Mogul screen to help it adhere and push out any airbubbles. It is the best protector Ive ever seen or used. It cost 1.25 for a square yrd of the stuff...enough to make 40-50 protectors. ps.s its a shame that companies charge 15-30 dollars to sell you a couple protectors that costs probably less then a penny to produce. SO you buy these phones for $ 100-300 and a screen protector can cost up to 10% of the purchase price ...what a jip. biggest scam going IMHO.
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08-01-2007, 01:22 PM
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I just installed the BoxWave anti-glare. Installtion was not as easy as I hoped. The protector kept sliding ever so slightly under the bezel and it was a pain to try and pull it up and recenter it (even with tape, the adhesive on the BoxWave is pretty strong).
It certainly has a different feel that I'm not used to yet (having used the clear type protectors in the past such as G2 and NuShield). I'm still not decided on it yet, the colors are slightly washed out, but the anti-glare properties certainly work! Before  You can see the camera focused on the reflection. After  Screen with the anti-glare protector installed.
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