Tried using my Droid in the rain last night..

[jr313]

I do! and i plug in my radio so i can listen to it!

 

[xythil]

Its a reasonable question about tech.

They are both capacitive screens,, just curious why one would behave one way and one anothe
r

 

[tracylee]

Hair dryer?!??!?!?!? What's that?????

 

[Liderc]

Must be nice to live in places where it never rains, or you never need to use your phone when it happens to be sprinkling outside.

 

[smokiedabong]

You may want to stop using you iThingy in the rain , seems that the iPhone and Nokia N95 are among the most sensitive devices to moisture

Apple iPhone 3G dies when exposed to Belgian water test Antwerp Calling ,

iPhone 3G + Rain = Disaster - iPhone - Gizmodo

 

[CorvetteAustin24]

Its a reasonable question about tech.

They are both capacitive screens,, just curious why one would behave one way and one anothe
r

It seems like you're trying to find a reason to get rid of your droid. I've seen quite a few of your other posts... if you don't want it, don't keep it.

 

[smokiedabong]

OK , so I just got my hands on an iPhone 3G , got the screen wet and something wierd just happend , it stopped responding . I can also interact with the iPhone's touch screen with a wet rolled tissue . So it does react to water after all :blink: . Do you really want a technical explanation , or just a confirmation that the iThingy is better ? As CorvetteAustin24 said , if you don't like it , just change it , it's not the only smartphone on the market .