"robnhood00" <robnhood007@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1171753356.584402.89560@h3g2000cwc.googlegrou ps.com...
> How the LG Chocolate phone made it to the market is beyond me. This
> phone should never have passed the most basic customer test.
> Problem: The phone touch activation buttons instead of push buttons
> which means...
> 1) If you're using the phone and your face brushes one of the
> buttons, it starts activating functions during the call. Am I the
> only one who puts the phone to the ear when calling? Like I said...
> basic customer tests.
>
> 2) When typing a text message, if you accidentally brush over the
> send button, the text message is sent. Sometimes you don't even have
> to touch it... just hovering over the touch button sometimes activates
> the send.
>
> 3) The response time of the touch is too slow. So.. even if you hit
> the touch button on purpose, there is a 1 second delay in screen
> changing so you might hit the button again thinking that it didn't
> catch the first time. Now it cycles through two clicks.
>
> The list of problems the touch screen causes is exponential. But when
> your most BASIC functions of a device becomes difficult, then the
> conclusion is simple.... The Device is UNUSABLE
>
They offer a satisfaction trial period to return it if you don't like it.
Why didn't you return it?