Google should push out the OTA update to address current issues as soon as possible, then cook their own ROM, enabling multi touch at the OS level while making sure it works with the update as well. Then they should anonymously leak it to XDA maybe even a couple of other prominent android community sites.
But right now, Google should fake a research study that shows: by using the pinch gesture on the iphone, irreversible damage is done to the screen, something along the line of: The study shows that no iphone screen can survive more than 14000 pinches. The very same day, they should launch a paid, $5 app for the iphone called "the pinch counter". The app would randomly generate a digit between 100 and 8000 and then count backwards. The app should claim "special hardware analyzing ability gathering more than 140 real time parameters" about the screen. Also, the same screen material has been used for the next iphone as well.
Random question: The longer Nexus One is out on the market, the less it makes sense not to have 3G for AT&T as well, since they seem so focused on unlocked sales. Do you think that it could have been one of the terms made by Verizon when they were negotiating the deal for the Nexus One?
Also, if you guys know any App store devs, suggest them to make a "how long will my iphone last?" paid app, with same random BS answers. Whoever buys it, forward him here: YouTube - RickRoll'D
But right now, Google should fake a research study that shows: by using the pinch gesture on the iphone, irreversible damage is done to the screen, something along the line of: The study shows that no iphone screen can survive more than 14000 pinches. The very same day, they should launch a paid, $5 app for the iphone called "the pinch counter". The app would randomly generate a digit between 100 and 8000 and then count backwards. The app should claim "special hardware analyzing ability gathering more than 140 real time parameters" about the screen. Also, the same screen material has been used for the next iphone as well.
Random question: The longer Nexus One is out on the market, the less it makes sense not to have 3G for AT&T as well, since they seem so focused on unlocked sales. Do you think that it could have been one of the terms made by Verizon when they were negotiating the deal for the Nexus One?
Also, if you guys know any App store devs, suggest them to make a "how long will my iphone last?" paid app, with same random BS answers. Whoever buys it, forward him here: YouTube - RickRoll'D
