Comments on: Screenshots of Google Android Cupcake in Action http://www.blogsdna.com/2201/screenshots-of-google-android-cupcake-in-action.htm Apple - Microsoft - Google - Internet - Web & Gadgets Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:27:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: How to Get Multi-Touch on T-Mobile G1 Phone Google Android Phone Hack http://www.blogsdna.com/2201/screenshots-of-google-android-cupcake-in-action.htm#comment-13450 How to Get Multi-Touch on T-Mobile G1 Phone Google Android Phone Hack Mon, 26 Jan 2009 00:06:32 +0000 http://www.blogsdna.com/?p=2201#comment-13450 [...] T-mobile G1 Phone based on Google Android OS has hidden multi touch support. Multi Touch allows you to control your mobile device with several fingers. We all are aware of cupcake update for android os which is suppose to bring multi touch support in G1 phone. Cupcake is still under development mode. [...] [...] T-mobile G1 Phone based on Google Android OS has hidden multi touch support. Multi Touch allows you to control your mobile device with several fingers. We all are aware of cupcake update for android os which is suppose to bring multi touch support in G1 phone. Cupcake is still under development mode. [...]

]]> By: ankit http://www.blogsdna.com/2201/screenshots-of-google-android-cupcake-in-action.htm#comment-13137 ankit Fri, 23 Jan 2009 13:17:25 +0000 http://www.blogsdna.com/?p=2201#comment-13137 Sandip: Multi-touch is not the same as having an on-screen keyboard. Multi-touch basically means that the touch-screen can recognize more than one input at one time; this allows you to use gestures with multiple fingers, like on the iPhone. The Android hardware is already capable of doing multi-touch, but Google hasn’t added software support for it. I recall reading somewhere that it was due to some patent issue… Sandip: Multi-touch is not the same as having an on-screen keyboard. Multi-touch basically means that the touch-screen can recognize more than one input at one time; this allows you to use gestures with multiple fingers, like on the iPhone.
The Android hardware is already capable of doing multi-touch, but Google hasn’t added software support for it. I recall reading somewhere that it was due to some patent issue…

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