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More 6.5 capacitive screen evidence!
Well, the leaks continue as there are some newer WM6.5 builds this week that showcase even more changes. In these new builds, 21932 and 21935, Microsoft is moving even further towards “finger friendliness” with an oversize toolbar at the bottom. Even more interesting is the new text magnification, similar to what is present on the iPhone. Also present is the odd use of two “Ok” buttons in opposite corners of the screen. There is no doubting that these are welcomed changes that will improve the Windows Mobile experience. However the more time Microsoft spends developing WM6.5, the less time they are working on the more important product, Windows Mobile 7. |
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i feel like the versions of 6.5 that weve been usin in ROMs for the last 1-2 months are all the changes necessary, if they just worked out the few minor kinks and got on w/ wm7 (or w/e theyre calling it, apparently not "wm" anymore) i think itd benefit them n us way more.
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arent we upto like the 23000 builds though??? not a flasher, just askin
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the ok/x button is still very finger unfriendly on win mobile
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They have 2 different teams for WM6.5 and WM7.
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Not trying to be a jerk, but the title of the thread says evidence of capacitive touch. I didn't so much see any evidence of that. Finger friendliness, yes. Capacative, no.
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Long as I can still have my resistive screen option I am happy.
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