If the wait for official DROID 2 announcements and images is starting to get to you, you’re in luck. Droid-Life has scored the official DROID 2 owners manual for the world to partake. Not wasting any time, it’s evident that the re-worked Moto BLUR that is featured on the DROID X is front and center, as are the Swype and multi-touch keyboards, and yes — Froyo! Speaking of that multi-touch keyboard, I’m hoping some talented dev can rip it out and...

If you want to play in the big touchscreen smartphone arena these days, one crucial feature must be included — multi-touch. Even if you think it’s not that big of a deal, just look back at web archives from countless blogs over the last few months concerning the Moto DROID in particular. One of the biggest gripes was the lack of multi-touch. Clearly it’s a deciding factor. So why then has Sony constructed a device that is 9/10 of the way there and...

Is it just me or is the Nexus One becoming more problem prone? The latest issue surrounding the uber Android device has to do with multi-touch, more specifically when two screen inputs are extremely close together the points are flipped. Such occurrences obviously happen quite frequently as the only way to type on the N1 is via the on-screen keyboard. So how do we fix it? Well, we may not be able to outside of a large scale recall. According to Google engineer Diane...

Apple’s event for “exciting new devices” is just around the corner. While pretty much everyone is laser focused on any and all information pertaining to an “iTablet”, let us not forget that January is also the time in which we get to see up and coming info on new iPhone developments. A few of BGR’s ever impressive ninjas have done it again with iPhone OS 4.0. So what’s in store that we can now sorta kinda claim? Multi-tasking:...

I, like many of you, have sat back and criticized Google since day one on the lack of multi-touch support in Android. As the momentum and hype to the DROID’s launch escalated, many thought that finally, multi-touch would grace the Android masses. But alas, it didn’t and Google yet again failed in the eyes of many. What was once thought (and still sorta kinda believed) to be because of licensing/lawsuit issues with other companies (read: Apple), was recently...