is there an apk for it? i really liked it when i used the sholes 1.1 earlier today :P
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is there an apk for it? i really liked it when i used the sholes 1.1 earlier today :P
? Noob question, how does the Milestone browser differ from the Droids?
Slightly off topic but I don't see another thread about it... Other than the Verizon branding what are the differences between the Droid and the Milestone? I was under the impression they were essentially the same thing (e.g. when I was on AT&T the branded Tilt and Tilt2 was the same as the HTCs non-branded minus all the BS bloatware AT&T put on it).
Sorry if this is a hijack of the thread.
Milestone's browser is multi-touch enabled.Quote:
Originally Posted by KZIWarrior
xScope, though personally I don't get the big deal about multi-touch... I do, however REALLY like the pin-zoom that xScope has.Quote:
Originally Posted by vpshockwave
But that makes for the curious question of why, if it is enabled on Milestone is it not enabled/included on the Droids browser.
If I understood it correctly, multi-touch was not enabled in the software because of patent issues with Apple.Quote:
Originally Posted by KZIWarriorxScope, though personally I don't get the big deal about multi-touch... I do, however REALLY like the pin-zoom that xScope has.Quote:
Originally Posted by vpshockwave
But that makes for the curious question of why, if it is enabled on Milestone is it not enabled/included on the Droids browser.
If that were the case then how is it included on/in the Milestone browser? From my understand "multi-touch" is a now a generic name and no-one has rights to the generally technology (screens) or use of it. HP has used it on their multi-media desktops for a while now. And most major companies are using it.Quote:
Originally Posted by vpshockwave
Multi-touch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I'm just telling you what I heard. Google is your friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by KZIWarriorIf that were the case then how is it included on/in the Milestone browser? From my understand "multi-touch" is a now a generic name and no-one has rights to the generally technology (screens) or use of it. HP has used it on their multi-media desktops for a while now. And most major companies are using it.Quote:
Originally Posted by vpshockwave
Multi-touch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Why dont you use the search? :D
You would ve found this:
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dro...ble-droid.html
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