A multi-touch display based on the iphone is rumoured to be in the offing and may replace the track-ball & or the mouse
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I never bash Macs. Why should I? I love Macs.hailgautam said:
But I have seen videos and read reviews of people who have used it and all of them seem to indicate that it works as advertised.hailgautam said:
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Which only goes to prove that it is indeed a great feature.hailgautam said:
aryayush is right. I haven't used it, but the people who have, agree that it 'works like magic' as Jobs said on this year's MacWorld Expo.
LOL! iPhone ignores unintended touches even when it's not in the locked mode. Since the iPhone responds only to your skin, you get deadly accuracy. As aryayush said, a proximity sensor on the iPhone disables the touch screen when brought close to your face (thus preventing accidental touches).
Isn't this talk about multi-touch? It's patended, so nobody but Apple can use it.
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But you cannot expect and wait for the company to deliver a product it has never talked about. piyush gupta is speaking as if he has been waiting since 2005 for a Multi-touch enabled display from Apple and will be the first in line to buy it when it is launched. He is trying to say that it is Apple's fault that it has not delivered the display when it has been in speculation for two years.nepcker said:
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