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N1 and Google Maps 5.0

Can get the tilt with two fingers to work, but I can't get the rotate with two fingers to work.
Nexus One was not to get that 'feature'...because of the digitizer. Newer phones with better digitizers are, as the original Motorola Milestone (Droid), which uses a different yet better digitizer than the N1
 
i'd just like to get on the record that maps 5.0 is fricking awesome.


and yes our digitizer effing sucks...
 
We've known it was pants for a while really. Good job rotating when in 3D mode isn't a huge deal for me, since I don't live near anything that's 3D enabled.
 
I compared my nexus to my girlfriends samsung vibrant and its really not a big difference. I might have to do the 2 finger thing twice before the screen responds it not a huge deal imho. And yes maps 5.o is awesome
 
Here is your official confirmation from Google.

From Touchscreen Gestures Supported Devices - Google Mobile Help

"Fully-supported devices:
The following devices support panning, zooming, tilting, and rotating gestures.

Samsung Nexus S
Samsung Galaxy S
Motorola Droid
Motorola Droid 2
Motorola Droid X
HTC Incredible
HTC EVO 4G
HTC G2
Partially-supported devices:
The following devices support panning, zooming, and tilting gestures only.

HTC Desire
Sony Ericsson X10
LG Ally
HTC Nexus One
Note:

Rotating gestures require Android OS 2.2 or later.
This list of devices may be incomplete and may change in the future as new Android phones are available for purchase."
 
Aw shucks, silly me thinking they would make Los Angeles 3D :(. Maybe it's only a matter of time...

EDIT: Downtown LA is in 3D.. just not East LA. (Makes sense, there aren't even any tall buildings in East LA.)

Double EDIT: The two-finger tilt works fine. I can tilt up and down as I please. BUT, the rotation either doesn't work or I can't figure out how to do it..
 
I like how the map now rotates with me. It was always confusing trying to figure out which direction I'm actually facing in reference to the map.
 
I like how the map now rotates with me. It was always confusing trying to figure out which direction I'm actually facing in reference to the map.

I thought it did that anyway if you switched on compass mode..?

Edit: or was that just in Street view?
 
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