<Date: 2010-07-28>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple>
The new multitouch capable Magic Trackpad by Apple has a lot of people going head over heels, with sites like TechCrunch going as far as saying that it signals the end of the Mouse Era. I don’t buy that. As long as there is a cursor on the screen, the mouse is the best and most accurate tool to interact with a computer, be it Mac or Windows. The Magic Trackpad isn’t the best choice of input device for gamers, designers, coders and the likes. Heck, I even know loads of people who hate to use the trackpads on their notebooks. Read more...
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<Date: 2010-02-02>
<Author: Eddie>
<Category: iPhone, iPod>
It certainly isn’t the first company to do so, but Logitech’s iPhone app is the easiest to use. It’s also completely free, YES, FREE!
This app transforms your iPhone into a wireless keyboard or multi-touch track pad, and it’s done without the need of additional equipment to get it running, thanks to WiFi. It works great on both Mac and PC, and it’s a great tool actually, instead of taking your big bulky keyboard with you, you could just take your iPhone, and use it as you normally do. Read more...
Permalink: Now, your iPhone can be transformed into a wireless multi-touch trackpad/keyboard for free using Touch Mouse
<Date: 2009-07-01>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Internet>
Firefox 3.5 had experimental support for multi-touch gestures through out beta, but in the final version the support has been hidden by default. The gestures were compatible with Macbooks and Macbook Pros that have multi-touch enabled track-pads. These multi-touch gestures for tab switching can be enabled by the following instructions: Read more...
Permalink: How to enable multi-touch in Firefox 3.5
