Nokia patent app reveals dreams of pressure-sensitive multitouch...

Courtesy Engadget  Sat, 10/24/2009 - 20:30

Nokia's no stranger to the patent application process here in the United States, and while we've certainly seen some strange ones emanating from its R&D labs, this one looks like something that should be implemented on the double.

Explained as a "user interface for controlling an electronic device," the multitouch solution would essentially allow you to pinch, zoom and rotate objects as usual, but it would also employ an array of pressure sensors in order...

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