I don't think I can answer well enough for the virtual keyboard question, because this is my first non-physical keyboard phone, and to my knowledge, MOST of my problems when clicking/pressing buttons are due to my own newness to it. I usually, UNDERSHOOT when going to press/click a icon/key, and I see my FINGER tip, and the BOTTOM of my finger is obviously lower than my fingertip so I usually end up hitting buttons a little under where I am aiming. However, I am sure with time, I with get used to this adjustment. But when I slow down to type, to watch my fingers better, I have not experienced any problem hitting virtual keyboard. BUT I have noticed the haptic touch buttons, the search, home, menu, back, you need to press a little above them, because the BOTTOM of the pictures are right next to the edge, and I guess their are no sensors, at the border of the phone which is understandable. The screen ENCOMPASSES the whole dang thing....never had a mobile device with a screen this size, my old devices had decent screens, but usually had a lot of, dead space between the sides of the phone and the screen.
So far I have not had any of the problems that are festering in the google nexus one forums, but I have noticed, because of size of the screen, it is very easy to not notice that your hand holding the phone my inadvertently be touching part of the phone and messing up your other clicks, but you notice it fairly fast, when your clicks are not registering properly. You basically go "oh" and move your other hand a little bit and everything is OK.
I had a ZAGG INVISIBLESHIELD for my old phone, it was pretty good. It was not as INVISIBLE, as it name made it seem, but when it was on, you couldn't tell the difference. I ordered a ZAGG IS, for my N1, and I will report back on how it looks and if it affects the sensitivity once I get it.
Message Edited by Mazroth on 03-18-2010 07:03:53 PM
