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Originally Posted by davidfor
And they can be turned off.
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I believe it's turned off by default and you can turn it on. I know I have turned it off, I'm absolutely not interested by those numbers!
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Originally Posted by Telemachus
The capacitive touch screen seems slightly less accurate and responsive than the I.R. touch screens on my other Kobos but not problematically so.
With Wi-Fi turned on the battery seems to drain very quickly but since I sideload all my books this is less of an issue. With Wi-Fi turned off the battery drain is acceptable but doesn't compare to my other ereaders which seem to go on for ever before needing a recharge.
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Those are the two negative things for me about the One: Capacitive touch vs IR touch and the small battery. I don't know why the capacitive touch is so inacurate, but it's a small annoyance (and I don't have any comparison material, so I've no idea if it's worse or the same, on average, as other readers).
The battery is simply a wrong design decision, imo.