Does the touch pad support two finger zoom in and zoom out? In other words will it work on Android Google Maps to zoom out?
201738
Yes, If you hold down the ctrl key while doing a two finger swipe it zooms in and out.
201739
It is like touchpad on laptop. Not like cellphone screen. Can not work as you asked.
586644
The touchpad is small and it has a scroll slider on the bottom. I don't think you could zoom in and out or anything else on it. It's got a good sensitivity level for me. I've never thought it too sensitive or not sensitive enough. I still really like it. The one problem is hitting side keys or the mouse when typing but you just have to watch what you're typing.
1517479
Yes, it has, by means of two-finger click, as on Mac and some other touchpads. It's pretty nice in many ways, but I was hoping to use it to control my media center computer, and most scrolling and selecting is done by arrow keys. This has arrow keys, but they are alternate keys, which means you have to tap Fn and then tap Arrow. For scrolling down a list, having to do that for each press of the arrow was pretty much a deal-breaker. There is space on the device to the left of the keys, but that is not the touchpad. The entire device is a touchpad, and you switch between mouse and keyboard modes with a little button at the top left.
1486898
Some how it works for my husband but it doesn't really work for me. How I get it to zoom is by tapping twice on the screen. Then to zoom back out is just the same just tap twice again and it will zoom back out.
1623984
Yes-I just tried it and it works fine when you need to use the touch screen. I hope to start using it when I get back to walking this spring.
1740001
I agree! I have started using the tap feature of the touchpad (two fingers for right click). I works OK for most things once you get used to it but for quick response in a game, I have to connect an external mouse (trackball in my case).
2172060
yes, but you can forget about pinch zoom in/out. the pad has 4 small rubber feet, which the lower/left is the left click. i would purchase the pc version it is $19.99 here on amazon too.
586643
It's sensitive but as far as using all the touchpad gestures I'm gonna go ahead and say no because it's too small to be practical. However, on the bottom of the touchpad there is a small stripe for scrolling which can easily be done with one thumb. Unless you have the hands of a newborn baby I wouldn't plan on using gestures : )
1959589
Having used a tablet and a UMPC before I can safely say yes. A touch works just like a left click on "normal" apps like excel. Since this device uses a touch screen you can't really hover the mouse pointer over things but everything else works like you'd think.
1116380
You can change scroll sensitivity in both the program provided by Logitech and directly in Windows. Once the touch pad gets broken in/you get used to how pressure to use with your finger it works pretty satisfactorily. As for zooming, you can change the settings of the mouse to let you zoom in and out by double tapping on the front and back sides of the touch pad; I find this very useful for browsing the web while my laptop is hooked to my TV. However, if you were going to use it for illustrating and such I would be more concerned with the buttons. I seem to have some trouble with the buttons staying pressed while highlighting text and dragging and dropping. Maybe I'm still getting used to it though. You can change scroll sensitivity in both the program provided by Logitech and directly in Windows. Once the touch pad gets broken in/you get used to how pressure to use with your finger it works pretty satisfactorily. As for zooming, you can change the settings of the mouse to let you zoom in and out by double tapping on the front and back sides of the touch pad; I find this very useful for browsing the web while my laptop is hooked to my TV. However, if you were going to use it for illustrating and such I would be more concerned with the buttons. I seem to have some trouble... » Read More You can change scroll sensitivity in both the program provided by Logitech and directly in Windows. Once the touch pad gets broken in/you get used to how pressure to use with your finger it works pretty satisfactorily. As for zooming, you can change the settings of the mouse to let you zoom in and out by double tapping on the front and back sides of the touch pad; I find this very useful for browsing the web while my laptop is hooked to my TV. However, if you were going to use it for illustrating and such I would be more concerned with the buttons. I seem to have some trouble with the buttons staying pressed while highlighting text and dragging and dropping. Maybe I'm still getting used to it though. « Show Less
2237334
I believe she is talking about upgrading the software to android (which now that hp has released an update to, some people don't find it to be an upgrade at all). She could also be talking about several software modifications that can speed up the touchpad.
2054267
Digital zoom works fine. You can zoom in with the Logitech software and it will stay zoomed for other apps.
541029
This is what worked on my Asus K55N. Opened Smart Gesture by clicking on triangle in lower right corner (near battery/power icon). Then double click on tiny square that looks like a touch pad. That opens Asus Smart Gesture. It takes a minute. Zoom is on the right. Uncheck the box! FIXED!!! Thank god. I was going to throw the thing out the front door.
2083851
I have used it on my Nexus 7 tablet, which runs the same version of Android OS. Just tested it on my Galaxy S3; it works. Both the keyboard and touchpad are fully functional.
2242881
Unfortunately, no. It only does scrolling up and down. Not even left to right. We ended up getting an Apple Magic Mouse because I think once you hit that price range other mice will support the touch gestures as well.
1099653
I think you mean the Magic Trackpad (Multi-Touch trackpad) by Apple.?!I tried it on my laptops trackpad and it worked but it was very jumpy and I think it would drive you crazy, it's meant to be used with your fingers and also why would you want to use it on there when the Apple trackpad is really for multiple fingers to do multiple gestures.So, if i were you I would not use it on the Apple Magic Trackpad - but I would use it on any iPad, iPod, or cellphone - (anything with glass as the "touch" surface :)
1324474
Having used a tablet and a UMPC before I can safely say yes. A touch works just like a left click on "normal" apps like excel.Since this device uses a touch screen you can't really hover the mouse pointer over things but everything else works like you'd think.