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Famous judge spikes Apple-Google case (GigaOm)Famous judge spikes Apple-Google case (GigaOm)Posted Jun 16, 2012 23:06 UTC (Sat) by jtc (subscriber, #6246)In reply to: Famous judge spikes Apple-Google case (GigaOm) by marduk Parent article: Famous judge spikes Apple-Google case (GigaOm)
'a tap is a zero-length swipe.'
It's not true because a tap has duration - small, perhaps, compared to a swipe; but if it had no duration the device would not be able to detect it - i.e., it would not exist, it would be a <nothing>, not a tap.
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Famous judge spikes Apple-Google case (GigaOm) Posted Jun 16, 2012 23:36 UTC (Sat) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
both a tap and swipe have length, duration, starting position, direction, and velocity.
for a tap, many of these values are zero, but you can encapsulate a tap into a swipe, if you really want to.
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