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2010-04-23
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2010-04-23
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2010-04-23
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If the pseudo-multitouch it is easy to be able to control the analog stick and SIMULTANEOUSLY discover press of the button. Which would be nice control in the games.


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2010-04-23
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"Multitouch is finally making its way to the Symbian platform - both on capacitive and resistive displays."
If Nokia has multitouch working on resistive screens for it's Symbian OS, do you think that they will bring that to the N900 in future firmware updates or in MeeGo?