No, but Steve did it in the keynote. Double-tapping will zoom out once you're zoomed in all the way. Also, it might be obvious at this point- "pinch"-zooming will also work in Safari.
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Safari zooms in on the story you touch?
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No, but Steve did it in the keynote. Double-tapping will zoom out once you're zoomed in all the way. Also, it might be obvious at this point- "pinch"-zooming will also work in Safari.
I think people will use the Spock neck pinch only on photos, and only rarely then. For Safari, it's just a lot easier to double-tap.
As for zooming, others have noted that it simply zooms where you click. There's no fancy code involved. All you need is a steady hand when you make advertisements.
No magic involved. Nothing to see. Move along now.
As for zooming, others have noted that it simply zooms where you click. There's no fancy code involved. All you need is a steady hand when you make advertisements.
No magic involved. Nothing to see. Move along now.
I think people will use the Spock neck pinch only on photos, and only rarely then. For Safari, it's just a lot easier to double-tap.
As for zooming, others have noted that it simply zooms where you click. There's no fancy code involved. All you need is a steady hand when you make advertisements.
No magic involved. Nothing to see. Move along now.
No, it seems to zoom into the element selected. (div or whatnot).
You can see Apple uses the same "detection" algorithm for Leopard's Web Clip widget. Jobs doesn't draw the frame around this part of the site, instead he "scrolls" through various elements (sidebar, ad, etc...)
48 minutes into it the keynote http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/d7625zs/event/
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