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hello I'm Richard Chatham have CNET saying move over Android because there is a new challenger in town and it's called a bun to touch it's a new smartphone operating system for tablets and phones and it's here to give Android a run for its money so a bun to touch is a brand new smartphone and tablet operating system at work somebody phones and tablets you can't buy it yet but this is a demo version that we're seeing right here on and Google Nexus 4 and also on a Google Nexus 7 and it doesn't reinvent the wheel but it's also really really slick so the great thing about abun to touch is that every single side of the phone is active so you swipe in to to do things so for example you swipe in for left you've got this great shortcut menu here with your apps like Gmail Twitter Facebook the camera the phone dialer and so on if you swipe in from the right then you go across the apps that you've been in there the camera app for example so swipe in from the top you get all different status indicators like your Wi-Fi and so on and you've also get your messages and the great thing about this is you can tap on a message and you can reply instantly without having to open them open an app you just say hi how's it going and hit Send it's it's really really clever it's really quick so when you're an app for example the camera if you swipe in from the bottom and you get a menu of different settings for example you if you want to crop or change the color balance on your photo then you can do that right here so that's a bun to touch and I really really like it I'm really trying to have seen it look out for more cool tablet and phone stuff from MWC right here on CNET