The DROID Lacks A Multitouch Soft Keyboard

The DROID snapvoip.blogspot.com
The Android 2.0 and the DROID's hardware supports multitouch keyboards but the actual device seems to lack the multitouch capability, on its soft keyboard. I did not realize this until I saw the video on engadget. But do not hold your breath, if you are like zieglerc3, (he makes brown foxes jump over the brown cows much faster than I am on a regular keyboard) that does not matter at all.

Via engadget They got a video comparison of iPhone vs DROID

Android Donut Is Not Android 2.0 And Seems No MultiTouch Support.

Android Donut,
Even though there were multiple reports about newest Android code having system-wide multitouch, universal search, text-to-speech, automated backups, a new Android camera app and the possibility of Android Donut being the fore runner to Android 2.0. We were bis skeptical about the information as we did not look at the code nor any reliable sources could be reached.
Today Gizmodo published that it does not have multitouch support, and Android Donut is not Android 2.0.
There are a few discussions going on but we just down loaded latest build from andappstore to try it on an Android Emulator as I do not want to flash my phone with the new code.
The site mentiones that the build includes around 8 weeks of extra code from the Google internal repository which was made available in the open source repository on the 24th of July.
Gizmodo
Andappstore Android SDK Build.

Tags: Android 2.0, Android SDK, Android Donut, Android Multitouch, universal search, text-to-speech, automated backups, new Android camera app