iPhone new multi-touch gestures demonstrated

By Matthew Chung on 01/20/2011, filed in Home > Apple

iPhone new multi touch gestures demonstrated There have been plenty of reports and rumors on multi-touch gestures being implemented on Apple’s iPhone. Such a feature might be very useful on the iPad, as it has a much larger display, giving you plenty of room to swipe, but how useful would it be on the iPhone? Now someone out there has managed to get the multi-touch gesture feature running on his iPhone and you can check out a video demonstration of it after the jump. We’ll leave it to you to decide if you think it’s a good idea or not, but do let us know what you think of it via the comments section.

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