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Re: New Firmware with QT4.6
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did you even watch the video?? :confused: Multi-touch on resistive touchscreens |
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To implement that on the N900 you would need to upgrade the touch screen lcd, the contoller chip, the device kernels and god knows what else. Not exactly possible as a firmware upgrade :) |
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He says at the end of the video
"..you cannot adapt our technology to existing phones.." 2:20 of the video. This after he says that they're working with major manufacturers and the screens are ready.I took to mean that existing screens cannot make use of their tech. |
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Digging more info on it..will get back
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I don't think the current implementations using 4 wires can ever be converted to multitouch. Since we are only getting the resistance between X, Y I can't imagine a possibility to actually identify multiple inputs without a major hardware change. I believe the basic working principle of the current touchscreen is that you read the X and Y resistance quite similar to two variable resistors and you get a coordinate on the screen. Min and Max can be determined using the calibration and pre-programmed in the factory. No amount of software will make it multitouch since it won't have the necessary data to work with.
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Nice! just release the PR1.1 and now talking abt PR1.2... make me feel excited :>
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I think like MMS - Mutltitouch is just overrated.
I don't miss MSS - And I use a stylus a lot when surfing so how do you multitouch with a stylus in one hand? Just my 2 cent on this Regards Markus I rather have a scrollbar:Please vote. Details below. |
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@marktold, I have to disagree with you regarding MMS being overrated. It's pretty common in the Asian countries and it's usually free to receive an MMS. As for multitouch yes, it's a bit hyped up. Then again there are some advantages of having multiple inputs specially when you need to zoom, resize and provide more intuitive widget controls to the user. Multitouch is not a deal breaker as some point out, but it definitely is a bonus which I personally don't want if it means sacrificing accuracy over for.
As for the Qt having multitouch support, it's a must in any modern GUI framework and I love the pace and quality Qt is going forward. |
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