You will discover that Microsoft Surface was a product already on the market in 2006 and iPhone’s UI is a copycat. Actually multi-touch screen first serious implementation dates back to 2001 by a company MS eventually purchased.

Bill Gates might well have stolen Steve Jobb’s ideas back in the 80’s, now Apple is doing the opposite. Since the mouse, Apple hasn’t invented anything, not even MP3 players.

thus just to educate you:
Microsoft bought in 2005 a company that developped multi-touch screens for the past 10 years. That ended up in a retail product called MICROSOFT SURFACE. That that was 3 years before Apple launch the iPhone/iPodTouch

It is true that stole Jobbs idea in the 80’s when creating Microsoft Windows, but now Jobbs is doing the exact same thing. The iPod User Interface is a ripp-off of Microsoft Surface UI.

Not to mention Jeff Han who had also his own working multi-touch prototype years ago and presented it at TED in february 2006 9http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKh1Rv0PlOQ)

Now who copies who?

You apple aficionados should read a little and check out research timelines, and you’ll discover Apple hasn’t really invented anything since the mouse.

Kawasaki’s 10/20/30 rule just became 1/20/6: 1 slide, 20 minutes, font 6.

As for the TouchWall, it seems pretty heavily influenced by Jeff Hann’s Perceptive Pixel project from a couple years ago (www.perceptivepixel.com or http://www.yout...h?v=9zGDNFpOMcA for just the video).

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