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MultiTouch coming to WM? Yup.

Posted on Monday, May 19, 2008 by Malatesta

Filed Under: News; Tags: iphone, touch screen, resistive, multitouch

Looks like Flick Software has made a program that successfully emulates the iPhone's patented "MultiTouch".

For those curious, even devices like the HTC Touch line (including the Diamond) all use resistive touch screens i.e. less cool than capacitive like in the iPhone.

The two programs, iSwish and iZoom, are still in testing and unfortunately looks like Flick Soft's website is down: www.flicksoftware.com

We'll keep you posted on any new info.

Via: Electricpig

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Comments

I don't know that this is truly multitouch. In fact I'm sure it's not -- it's got to be some sort of fancy thing software trickery, but I can't figure how it works.

Submitted by Dieter Bohn on Mon, 05/19/2008 - 16:39.

Hehehe...At one point it looked like he was squeezin' her boobs.

Submitted by cyclefreaksix (not verified) on Mon, 05/19/2008 - 18:15.

I'll bet that you place one finger down first, then the other, and when it registers in the middle, it just doubles that distance in the right direction. Software trickery indeed

Submitted by LLC23 (not verified) on Mon, 05/19/2008 - 20:03.

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