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Well I thought a way for "emulating" multitouch.
Open Sketch and put 2 fingers on the screen. The mobile thinks you press between those two spots. So, when the applications need you to press in 2 places, the code expects a single press in between
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So, has anyone thought of that? Guitar hero? Wouldn't it be SO cool