Now that we've established that resistive is better because capacitive is too sensitive except for those times when capacitive is better because resistive is not sensitive enough. And forgetting for the moment the advantages of being able to use a stylus with gloves versus the benefits of being able to use your nose when your gloves are too thick to hold a stylus. I'd like to discuss another comment by Paul Miller, to wit: "I don't think Nokia thinks we can comprehend their smartphone operating system and I think they might be right." Is the Maemo 5 UI still too complicated for the average consumer who confuses Linux with Charlie Brown's friend?