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Most touchscreen phone users wouldn't buy again, survey claims 
WindowsForDevices | Mon, Nov 2
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The majority of mobile phone users crave touchscreen devices -- but of those who already have them, fewer than half would choose the same user interface again, a new survey says. The research by U.K.-based Canalys appears to bode well for the Windows Mobile platform, where a variety of keybo...
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