All types of touch screen phones available today in the market offers you great way to manipulate your mobile phones at a touch of your finger without pressing any keys. These mobile phones range from smart phones to multimedia and music phones and meet everyone’s requirement depending upon his interest. However, it doesn’t matters what your requirement is a good touch screen cell phone always has a large screen, high resolution and a strong battery life.
Let’s check out some of the cool touch screen mobile phones available today in the market.
Motorola Quench: Available with a smallish 3.1" 320x480 touch screen, the Quench boasts pinch-to-zoom gestures for your web browsing needs, Adobe Flash Lite, a 5MP camera, Motoblur to help you get your social fix as well as Swype to drag-your-finger-around instead of tapping out your text messages.
Samsung Wave: The first Smartphone to embrace Samsung's Bada open-source mobile platform, the Wave ushers in the new OS dawn with a sizeable 3.3" AMOLED touch screen with WVGA (800x400) resolution, which should keep multimedia lovers suitably accommodated. If you throw in HD recording capabilities, a 5MP camera with LED flash and 5.1 surround sound, and then Samsung's new Social Hub has some headline-grabbing features.
Toshiba TGO2: Swapping a resistive touch screen for a similarly huge 4.1" capacitive WVGA touch screen display, the TG01's successor is once again a slim handset at just 9.9mm thick. The TG02 is set to run on Windows Mobile 6.5, packs a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, and a new 3D menu.
Motorola Motoroi: This Moto offering is the first Smartphone in Korea to support the Android 2.0 OS, and comes with a huge 3.7" HD WVGA (480x854) touch screen display. Other features we can inspect from afar include an 8MP camera with xenon flash, a 720p HD camcorder and an HDMI output, which is noticeably absent from Google's Nexus One.
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