"Resistive touchscreens are more accurate."

Yeah. That's why capacitive screens are more touch-friendly...

Seriously - they are more accurate, but you HAVE to be very precise when using them, e.g. by using a stylus or your fingernails. Just use a 5800 or any other device with a resistive screen to experience it yourself...

No, it doesn't. Nokia hasn't learned anything...

Great news, was about time. Good luck, Josh (and of course to the rest of the team)!

Who hides the devices that emit the cancelling waves?

It's the same 800x480 resolution as used by the X1, but this time 3.5" and AMOLED.

MSRP in Europe (Germany): 549 Euro

LIVE Pictures: http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_yari-review-354.php

Indeed, I've to correct myself: (see laso: http://blog.symbian.org/2009/03/12/introducing-the-release-plan/).

Nice.

MSRP in Europe (Germany): 699€. SE must be kidding.

And it does NOT have Symbian^2, it "still" uses Symbian with s60 5th Edition.

Guys - I hate the engadget comment system!

I already posted that I am wrong, but the comment system won't publish it... I'm not a native speaker, I hope my mistakes are therefore excused :).

I guess we will see similar bumbs on the Aluminium Macbooks soon.