Probably the coolest thing about iPhone is its touch-screen feature. Being among the first mobile phones in the market to have navigation totally dependent on touch-screen technology is definitely one of the main reasons why Apple's currently hitting pay dirt. It's no wonder Apple has decided to implement the same technology on their latest creation, iPod Touch.

Boasting of the same user interface and Cover Flow browsing feature as iPhone's, it should be expected that iPod Touch's screen is as good as its big sister, right? Well, apparently no. According to a screen test comparing Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch being run by Gizmodo, the former's screen is considerably better than the latter. Their findings were explained best here:

The iPod touch's screen turns black areas somewhat grayish, washed out shadow detail, with absolute blacks appearing shimmery. ...I just got an email from a reader complaining his touch's screen "Looks like a negative" in the dark areas. ...Symptoms occur on the touch regardless of brightness level. Here is a case of varying screen qualities, despite them being spec'd the same. ...I think our verdict is that the screen on the touch is not as nice.

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