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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2010-07-10
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Not sure if this was mentioned in the forum already, and I did do a search....The info was found Here.....
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2010-07-10
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can multi touch be brought to n900?
coz i read in wikipedia that resistive can support multi touch
coz i read in wikipedia that resistive can support multi touch
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2010-07-10
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This is for Windows Mobile and is not applicable, please look at this thread that covers the subject in some detail.
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2010-07-10
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i read that
not my point
the technology used is resistive
in both cases?
is multi touch possible in n900?
not my point
the technology used is resistive
in both cases?
is multi touch possible in n900?
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2010-07-10
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Giddyup!
This would be amazing implemented in an n900 application. Like a cooliris style photo album.
But it doesn't look possible.
Last edited by shazosbourne; 2010-07-10 at 22:35. Reason: Read further.
This would be amazing implemented in an n900 application. Like a cooliris style photo album.
But it doesn't look possible.
Last edited by shazosbourne; 2010-07-10 at 22:35. Reason: Read further.
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2010-07-11
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Originally Posted by lostinmirkwood
It is applicable...except it'd be really hard to do this for maemo. It'd take someone with supreme knowledge and experience with both maemo and win mobile. To do this, but alas, it's only an sdk currently and I know of no developer here thats good on experience on both platforms. I posted it cause I thought it'd make a good conversion. There is hope but not very much of it
This is for Windows Mobile and is not applicable, please look at this thread that covers the subject in some detail.
, still exciting though ^-^!
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2010-07-11
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Well there's several ways to do multi-touch (only one is possible on the N900 though if ever implemented). It was done on the n800 too.
- real resistive multi-touch requires a certain kind of resistive touchscreen. Technology that wasn't readily available when the N900 was first planned and being produced.
- pseudo multi-touch using a combination of hardware (like proximity sensor and touch screen) or having the system remember where the screen was first pressed and then apply that with the second. I believe the second has been done on the n800 and maybe the N900.
- real resistive multi-touch requires a certain kind of resistive touchscreen. Technology that wasn't readily available when the N900 was first planned and being produced.
- pseudo multi-touch using a combination of hardware (like proximity sensor and touch screen) or having the system remember where the screen was first pressed and then apply that with the second. I believe the second has been done on the n800 and maybe the N900.
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They're maemo and MeeGo...
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2010-07-11
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Originally Posted by fahadj2003
I think ............. ehhh ................... NO!
i read that
not my point
the technology used is resistive
in both cases?
is multi touch possible in n900?
Stop dreaming dude!
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2010-07-11
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Originally Posted by SavageD
And this is the point where you should have stopped typing.
It is applicable..
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2010-07-11
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i want an answer from someone who knows what he is saying
its annoying when some noob shows up and acts like he knows the **** he's sayin
its annoying when some noob shows up and acts like he knows the **** he's sayin