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tandersn9

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Jul 27, 2009
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I've noticed that when in safari if i am to put my finger on the display and scroll left or right I cannot then scroll up or down unless i take my finger off the display and set it down again. I tried doing this on my iPhone and it worked fine.


Anyone else having this problem?:confused:
 
It happens pretty much everywhere though I just tried it again and it worked fine seems to kinda be hit or miss.. Hmmm
 
That's not a bug, it's actually a multi-touch feature. Apple has included it in iPhone OS for as long as I can remember.

What do you mean? Cause it's deffinetly behaving differently than on my iPhone, i'm trying them side by side. I can scroll left right up down with one touch every time.
 
It's by design. If you are scrolling up/down, it won't go side-to-side and if you're scrolling side-side it wont go up/down. This way, when you're zoomed in on a web page column, you won't drift off your vertical axis (or horizontal when going side to side).

The iPhone/iPod touch does this too.

If you start scrolling at an angle, you'll get 360 degree movement.
 
It's by design. If you are scrolling up/down, it won't go side-to-side and if you're scrolling side-side it wont go up/down. This way, when you're zoomed in on a web page column, you won't drift off your vertical axis (or horizontal when going side to side).

The iPhone/iPod touch does this too.

If you start scrolling at an angle, you'll get 360 degree movement.

Oooo okay yup i just tried that. I must have just never noticed that it was doing that on the iPhone because the display is smaller.

Thanks!
 
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