This would be an awesome and thorough test, except for the fact that the premise is completely and utterly flawed and bogus. This in NO way tests the capabilities of the hardware touchscreen, all this is testing is the sensitivity and precision of whatever cobbled together drawing program you happen to be using on whatever platform.
Im not saying the Droid isnt the worst, i am saying that this is not a good way to test this.
Try again.
Simply put, video games are created using an system called "science".
Through technology, these heathen games are created using such well-known anti-christian systems such as "mathematics" and "physics".
The problem here is that video games are created in the real world and despite having aliens or flying or superpowers, are far more believable than most organized religions.
CROSSLOOP is by far the best free app for this. No configuration, no hassle, Ive used it for years with my mom who still thinks that her computer is an "electronic typewriter"
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This would be an awesome and thorough test, except for the fact that the premise is completely and utterly flawed and bogus. This in NO way tests the capabilities of the hardware touchscreen, all this is testing is the sensitivity and precision of whatever cobbled together drawing program you happen to be using on whatever platform. Im not saying the Droid isnt the worst, i am saying that this is not a good way to test this. Try again.
Simply put, video games are created using an system called "science". Through technology, these heathen games are created using such well-known anti-christian systems such as "mathematics" and "physics". The problem here is that video games are created in the real world and despite having aliens or flying or superpowers, are far more believable than most organized religions.
CROSSLOOP is by far the best free app for this. No configuration, no hassle, Ive used it for years with my mom who still thinks that her computer is an "electronic typewriter"