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blog.wired.com - 10/1/2008

Synaptics Waves Around New Touchpad Gestures

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Synaptics has added two new gestures to its trackpads, bringing more multi touch goodness to notebooks which aren't made by Apple. Gestures have been around for some time, although – until the iPhone debuted – they were either software features or limited in utility. Most laptop users have ...

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synaptics.com - 9/29/2008

Synaptics

— synaptics.com — Synaptics Adds Two Innovative Advanced Gestures to its Growing Library of TouchPad™ Gesture Recognition September 30, 2008... Synaptics Adds Two Innovative Advanced Gestures to its Growing Library of TouchPad Gesture Recognition More >>  ... (more) Synaptics

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youtube.com - 9/29/2008

Knitted Touchpad (video)

— youtube.com — Using a piece of Conductive Acrylonitrile Stretch Glove to make a simple fabric touchpad. The knit contains... a resistive thread that goes from left to right, ... (more) Knitted Touchpad (video)

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Synaptic Waves gestures introduced
SlashGear — ... There’s also the Two-Finger Flick, which can make for sideways scrolling, flipping pages or what have you. These functions are described as “drop-in driver upgrades” for the Synaptic trackpads that are already “multi-touch aware.” This is really cool because a lot of laptop trackpads are made by Synaptics, which means you might have one right now, which means you could download the driver and start using gestures right now! [via Gadget Lab at Wired] ...