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The Art of Touch by Microsoft
- xtacy 15y agoDirect link to the website: https://www.artoftouch.com/en-us/#/learn/about https://www.artoftouch.com/en-us/#/learn/about
- andrewfelix 15y agoWhy couldn't this have linked directly to the Microsoft site? tideart.com didn't offer any particularly interesting or insightful explanation or analysis.
- dendory 15y agoThe article has more explanations about the tech than Microsoft's site has.
- andrewfelix 15y ago"interesting or insightful"?
- kareemamin 15y agoCan't access this using my iPad. Microsoft's site claims that mobile Safari does not play well with HTML5 and offers to let me download IE9. If I continue anyway, I get a broken site. Saddening.
- dendory 15y agoHonestly though a lot of the Google Chrome experiments didn't work on my iPad either.
- justinschuh 15y agoI just hooked up WebTouch support in Chrome on Windows. Unfortunately, I don't have a touch screen on-hand, but I'd be very curious to know if it works in Chrome canary with the --enable-touch-events switch.
- genbattle 15y agoThe site is mainly promoting Microsoft's new magic-mouse-ish touch mouse range. It doesn't even work properly with touch; a pinch to zoom operation in chrome simply zooms the page content, it doesn't scroll you through the content like the mouse wheel does. The drawing tools are very cool though, considering how simple they are to use.