Touchscreen Analysis

Well, it's a trade-off between power consumption and touch response. I am perfectly happy with the Droid's screen... probably because I don't draw a bunch of straight lines on it but seriously, my old Dare's resistive touch screen was frustrating at times, while I have had little problem with the Droid.

Anyone else want to chime in?

I can tell you the droids is MUCH better than the HTC Imagio (which was the same thing as the Touch Pro 2 just without a keyboard) but I would love for it to be a bit more sensitive.

Does a screen protector hinder it at all?

I wouldn't think so, not as thin as they are and the capacitive touch and all...

The first time I looked at an iPhone, the first thing I noticed was how smooth the screen worked compared to other phones I had played with. A few weeks after the Droid made it's appearance, I tried one out at the Verizon store. What struck me was how much it was like the iPhone's screen. Buttery, is the best way to say it. That sold me at that point. I left the store with a new friend. I've played with a number of phones since I've gotten the Driod, but none have the nice screen response of the Droid.

Personally, I like the touchscreen on the Droid. I have both a Droid and iPod Touch and the touch's screen sensitivity is marginally better than the Droid's. I'm VERY happy with navagation and such.

I also have a touch, but I don't think something like tap tap revenge would work so well on the droid