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Hardmac points back to a post made in our own forums which details the experience of one user enabling four finger gestures on his 1st generation MacBook Air.

I can confirm the four finger gesture is possible on pre-October 2008 lapto...

Webware: "In the past I think it's been an overly complicated affair with too much learning involved, but these days with special hardware like Apple's multitouch track pad and some really fantastic Firefox plug-ins, gesture-based navigation is slowly becoming mainstream."

The friendly gesture tends to come in the shape of various SharePoint connectors and integrations.

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developerWorks: "Multitouch interfaces provide a great deal of benefits for integrating new interaction modes within applications..."

Discover the tools needed to add this gesture support on Linux-enabled hardware.

Search giant Google yesterday demonstrated gesture- and touchscreen-based password entry on a prototype Linux Android phone, according to reports.

Part of a Google developer conference, the demonstration also reportedly showed off a "compass" feature that adjusts Google Maps' Street View according to the user's orientation.

Posted May. 16, '08, 3:31 PM PT by Dan Pourhadi Category We've seen the videos demoing all the advances in multitouch, gesture-based manipulation technology that is slowly bringing the finger-lickin' fun to ...

I have been wondering where gestures (on the MacBook Air and new MacBook Pros) can work and how, so I've tried gestures in many apps, including QuickTime Player.

If you use the "make bigger" pinch gesture on an open movie, it goes full screen. If you do the opposite "make smaller" gesture, the movie goes back to windowed mode.Pretty handy for those of us who need to work with many clips and movies.

You can simulate the 'pinch to zoom' gesture of the iPhone in Apple's Aspen Simulator by holding down the Option key while clicking the mouse in the area you wish to pinch.

This brings up a pair of dots that represent your fingertips.