Touchproof Touchscreen?

When someone is trying to market a touchscreen cellphone, you'd think the least it would do would be to recognize your "touch", right?

Well, it seems sometimes that simple basic (but essential) operation is harder to get right than you think:


How Not To Do Touch Technology from Gizmodo on Vimeo.

This bad example comes from Samsung, which has had similar issues in past models. It's a shame they haven't fixed these issues by now. There's nothing more annoying than not being able to rely on your "touch" to operate a touchscreen device.