You need to see this! Capacitive screen on Imagio

[HTCexy]

Found another Multi touch program in development...this one is way further along. LINK

[briannowicki]

Originally Posted by untitled

Yes it is. Just figured some folks might want to go to the original source.

How is it the original source? that video has been on mylostblog longer than a week because i saw it when i found that site about dec 1st??

Originally Posted by HTCexy

Thought you guys would want to know about this...possible program to emulate a capacitive screen on a resistive screen device. Program in alpha...gonna try it out and leave feedback. Check it out here.

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All thanks to briannowicki

Cexy has original source and the site has many other cool features theres a direct translated link on the thread labled Themes,Cheats,...etc if anyone needs it.

[heydr]

Multi-Touch for Resistive Touch Windows Devices.

i only say rename it, because of whats going on now. this thread should fill with info, not people being confused and posting corrections.


anyway, as i said, this does work on the imagio. it has its bugs but its one hell of a promise.

[untitled]

Originally Posted by briannowicki

How is it the original source? that video has been on mylostblog longer than a week because i saw it when i found that site about dec 1st??



Cexy has original source and the site has many other cool features theres a direct translated link on the thread labled Themes,Cheats,...etc if anyone needs it.

Didn't mean to crap in anyone's cornflakes. The XDA thread is by the person who created this, so I assumed (and yes, I know what assuming does) that it was likely the first posting). Regardless, if I'm going to try to have a conversation with the developer, I'm going to do it on the English-language site.

And sure, that other site has cool stuff. That's why there's another thread about it.

[Americanmetal]

"It works by using an anchor point with one finger, thus allowing a second finger to refine the zoom by sliding in and out. Although it's not true multitouch, if implemented in Opera Mobile, photos, or other places in Windows Mobile, it could provide the benefits of multitouch by allowing for more precise zooming."

[HTCexy]

Originally Posted by Americanmetal

"It works by using an anchor point with one finger, thus allowing a second finger to refine the zoom by sliding in and out. Although it's not true multitouch, if implemented in Opera Mobile, photos, or other places in Windows Mobile, it could provide the benefits of multitouch by allowing for more precise zooming."

I think post #11 might impress you a little more.