Cold Weather + iPhone

[pelicanflip]

Quick question.

I go to college in Buffalo and it is really cold. Generally, temperatures range from -10 F to about 30 F during the winter. And it starts snowing from late November until late March/early April.

Considering how the iPhone has a resistive touch screen, it is quite a bother to have to remove my glove(s) in order to actually text, scroll, call, etc.

Any suggestions as to how I can remedy this situation?


I saw these on thinkgeek.com, but they don't really look all that warm.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/clearance/on-sale/b81b/

I also don't particularly like using styluses, seeing as how it's a bit annoying to carry one around with me with nowhere to store it.

Dustin

 

[Unspoken Demise]

Fingertipless (or fingertip flipping back) gloves or styluses are your only choice with gloves needing to stay on. Kinda sucks, but thats how capacitive touch works.

 

[billchase2]

Please search first. Already been covered numerous times. Here's one place for ya:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/603188/

 

[Frosties]

Don't forget that cold weather get you shorter battery life. You have to have it warm in your jacket, even then you will see a shorter battery life.