Multi-touch Test

[Guest navygino]

Acer Liquid is even worse.......... :rolleyes:

To try: Market: Multitouch Visible Test

[Guest m106]

Check this out, dude

http://android.modaco.com/content/acer-liq...t/#entry1236184

[Guest Mr.r9]

I think the Liquid is similar to the Desire. But damn, that Samsung screen is the best! Minimum input lag, amoled...

[Guest koudelka]

they use different touch sensors, the nexus one also has this overlapping problem, but the droid incredible does not since it uses a newer touch sensor made for multi touch. http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2010/04/26/vid...-the-nexus-one/

[Guest navygino]

Should this be a software problem or hardware??

[Guest jayziac]

It seems like a software problem, a simple mixup of the 2 axis. But some say it's hardware. Who knows, pinch zooming is no problem, and that's what most multi touch uses nowadays anyway. May affect some games that use multi touch too.

[Guest Auxx]

It's a hardware issue. But it can be fixed by software to some extent. Overlapping axis is not the worst issue - it happens quite rarely in real world actually. The real issue is that tapping in different parts of screen in different sequences makes sensor report wrong points. No one showed that in videos, but this problem does really hurt gamers.

I know the solution for that problem and will investigate that further after I finish my work on porting Flash to 2.1.