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Originally Posted by kezza
You can't use your fingernail to navigate the touchscreen, but you can use the side of your finger or your knuckle. Back when I used to have very long nails I'd use my knuckles to punch numbers on calculators, telephones, etc, so I wouldn't chip my polish. The same method works great on my iPhone.
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I tried on the Nook but with the small lcd, I found myself hitting the wrong option more often than not. Perhaps, its just practice but I would think twice before buying a Nook (or iPhone). I also noticed that there were a lot of fingerprint smudges on the panel from handling. As I mentioned, I had a touchscreen phone and opted to trade it for one with a keyboard. Just a personal preference.
The funny thing was that I was kind of worried that once I held a Nook, I would be placing my order (I'm kind of weak like that when it comes to gadgets). So its kind of a relief.
(Thanks tvg for explaining why I haven't had the issue with all touchscreens).